Time to get a quadro or firepro. And watercool that.

NOH

I should hope so. Otherwise means I silap beli.

Hardcore also got limit. Our pockets.

Yeah. I think this time fastest. FedEx changed their system a little.

Yeah, just the bayres. If with pump I think that one can consider fire sale and would have been an immediate grab.

Lol. The 290X block with the tree.

Photon is sold with or without pump. Your pick. I can get you the Photon without pump if you're interested. Local stock so no overkill shipping charges.

Yeah definitely will require a different base. Well, I guess if you wait long enough XSPC should wise up and allow for people to buy without a pump or buy an adapter kit.

Depends what you're looking for. Basic kits start as low as 489 (Swiftech H220) and 499 (XSPC Raystorm 750V4 EX240).

Of course I remember. haha. Good to know your 'uber' pump is still working fine. Yeah, they should. Otherwise it's a complete waste.

Or maybe, buy the res pump and sell the pump.

You can always swap out the tube for the H220, no problem. The XSPC stock tube isn't that great to begin with, just so you know.

Swiftech
Install and go, factory assembled
Uses coolant, prefilled
Excellent pump
Pump + CPU Block, Radiator/"Reservoir" setup = Saves more space than XSPC, you don't need a 5.25" bay.

XSPC
DIY Installation
You'll need to buy distilled water or coolant to use
The pump isn't too bad, but isn't great either
CPU block, Pump + Res, Radiator setup, you'll need a 5.25" bay for the res.

If that were the case, then the H220 can be considered an AIO and the XSPC a starter kit. haha

Actually maybe not. Depends how you look at it I guess.

Then that's a good enough reason to go for the XSPC one. But if your budget permits, consider the D5 version of the res pump combo. It's a long term thing.

The swiftech radiator has a fill port which allows you to fill it up with whatever your heart desires.

Do keep in mind that the XSPC will not mount like what you see in the photos. Raystorm for AMD mount looks like this:

It's quite a jump, I think it's about 8xx.

Usually DIY bending though you could probably pay people to do it for you.

It's not hard if you've got the right tools, patience and understanding of the process.

I don't see why not. But you might get some weird flow and possibly bubbles in your pump if the flow isn't constant.

I'm doing the same for my pump, but both from reservoir.

When you use two inlets, the water flows from two different sources. Coz of this, if the water flow is too different when they meet, you might just get bubbles. Also, if the water flow from one source is rather inconsistent or stuck or something, there'll be an air gap within the pump top unless the other source compensates and fills the pocket.

But that's theoretical. You gotta try it for yourself and see. But it'll work. Just make sure there's water for both inlets. When you fill and bleed.

It's possible, coz one side the water will flow slower than the other. Why not use a tblock?

Then again, you should give it a shot and see if it works for you. I might be wrong.

How bout a bayres?

Ah. Then maybe consider Swiftech MCRes? If you want small reservoir, smallest one available locally (both in terms of diameter and height) is Primochill CTR.

Oh. Well, just go ahead and do the dual inlet thing and see if it works out for you. Sometimes theory doesn't work out in real life.

Sadly, nope. Don't have that part.

Tried looking on taobao or hardware stores that sell the custom oring kit? They used to sell the oring material with the glue so you can make your own orings.

So if total with postage and stuff, how much will you need to pay bro?