Innovatek Water Cooling

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Brian Kristensen
Kurtis
HighSpeedPC
Feb. 3, 2004

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AGB-O-Matic Reservoir and Eheim 1046 12v DC pump

Innovatek included the Eheim 1046 12v DC pump which is powered by your PC's power supply (rather than from the wall via A/C adapter). The physical dimensions are 5.7x3x4.1 inches. The pump is rated at 4 watts, pumps about 79 GPH and has a maximum head of 4 feet. This isn't a very powerful pump, but the convenience of plugging it into the power supply somewhat redeems its value.

The AGB-O-Matic Reservoir is fairly small at 50x56x120mm. The reservoir is made entirely of plastic and is designed to fit specifically with the Eheim 1046 and 1048 pumps. Located on the top of the reservoir is a yellow threaded cap with a rubber O-ring seal for adding water into the loop. There is a double rubber O-ring seal located inside the opening where the pump connects to the reservoir. To connect the two, simply push and twist the pump into the reservoir. While nothing physically locks into place, the connection is secure and leak proof.

Maxxpert 120mm Radiator

This huge radiator measures around 145x120x102 mm and is made almost entirely of aluminum with the exception of the copper tubing. The fins on this radiator are made of thin sheets of aluminum so they are fairly weak and can be bent very easily. The fan included with the radiator is a Y.S.Tech 120mm which is rated at around 2200rpm and pushes 92CFM at 39dBA.

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Page 1: Introduction
Page 2: Original Kit / InnovaCOOL Rev3 CPU Block
Page 3: Pump and Reservoir / Maxxpert 120mm Radiator
Page 4: New Products / XX-Flow CPU Block
Page 5: Innovatek 120mm Radiator / Graph-O-Matic GPU Block
Page 6: Installation
Page 7: Performance
Page 8: Conclusion

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