YaeCCC CPU Cooling System Heat Water Pump Tank 86 ml CO2 Cooler 800L/H 19W DC12V

Pump is good, headroom is a little lower but it cuts through 2 1080ti an OC i5 as well as a 360mm and 280mm radiators before returning to the reservoir which is very small but seemed fine, I had a larger capacity one so I just swapped out the acrylic tube in case i need an extra inlet one day... Temps are great and couldn't be without a decent pump, so for the money all the way so far.. if it dies in 6 months I'd be okay with that and move to a d5. With any anti vibration really it's very quiet

-------Update-------After less than a week in use, the pump is making a rattling sound. Definitely not an issue of debris - checked and sound is coming from the motor itself. Ordering a different pump sending back. What a shame.------Original review------I was very skeptical given the price, but considering what you get for it I figured if at least something out of it was okay, it wouldn't be a terrible deal. Overall I'm very impressed at this price point.Pros:-Strong Pump. Currently only going through one 240 rad and a CPU block but it seems like it'd be plenty to go through more.-Reservoir has a baffle that keeps the flow calm and quiet.-Overall everything is much heavier/seems of higher quality than I expected-Seals are all good, no leaks-Adhesive on the included foam pad seems quite strongNeutral:-Pump is a little loud. Not terrible, but definitely a louder than the fans.Cons:-No PWM control and therefore the loud pump.

Had an old graphics card lying around so I decided to have a project during this covid crap so decided to see if I still knew what I knew and liquid cool the graphics card on my plex server computer. Couldn't be happier for what I got for the price everything except the the pump was good generic quality stuff now don't get me wrong the pump works wonderful everything is great but I am expecting it to crap out on me and have to be replaced but for the price i bought the rest of what came with it and was well worth the money. For beginners or anybody who is wanting to learn go with this but make sure you watch tutorials either Linus tech or any other of the good tech channels.

i bought this to add a boost to the flow on my system, i waited 6 months to write the review. for the price this is a good system, make sure you seal it tight, i have had very little evap issues after adding more fluid the first 2 times (i assume some burping i missed somehow) and my flow rate is much much better with a duel pump system, i would not try to pump more than a 240mm rad and a single heat block with this alone however.. if you are running multi rads or multi heat blocks i would suggest you do a dual pump system

Bought this product on August 29,2021.My first impression was decent since is just a sub 40 dollar pump.Its quite but not as a fan quite.The product lasted me all the way till January 6,2021 where it from what i assume from overheating because it was very hot when i touch it.I know i keep my pc clean and the water is distill with primochill liquid utopia added .1 week before that happened the pump was starting to constantly make contact with the surrounding of the insides and kept on doing that for 40ish minutes and then it when away and never came back.In my opinion i dont recommend getting the pump for a long term use.

Been running this thing nonstop for my water cooled 3D printer for months. So far so good.

It's a nice, cheap kit that moves a lot of water. The quality is reflected by the price, but on a positive note it keeps my 8700k and GTX 1080 cool with no issue. The downside is that if you just plug it in as designed, it only runs @ 100% and is too noisy for my liking.It works, but I'll be replacing the pump with a PWM designed pump so I can easily control the turbine speed and reduce the noise.Great kit for entry level water cooler if you dont mind the noise!

It uses a molex connector so it's very high powered and always one speed, It is very loud, it rattles things it touches, and to top things off it died on me after one month.