💧 High-Performance 800L/H Water Cooling Pump Tank with LED Power Indicator for Efficient CPU Cooling (17cm-White) Review

This Thing Leaks Out Of Control One of the screws goes straight into the G 1/4 Thrashedity and poured some waterproof glue in the hole and it works. Get another pump ASAP, don't buy one unless you want a leaking junk pump in your computer that you'll need to replace next time you get paid.

The pump worked and the flow was good and consistent but I noticed there was a small leak. It was found that the drilled hole for the bolt holding the pump assembly together had barely penetrated the threads of the outlet. This allowed coolant (under pressure) to flow from the outlet, through the screw and around all mating surfaces of the pump sections - it would have been a nice little pump that would fit my case at a decent price but I can't trust it. they will fix it soon. Be careful when…

I was hesitant to buy a cheaper pump but well known brand name pumps are so expensive I wouldn't throw that much money away. One of my biggest concerns was that it would have enough power to pump the GPU, CPU block, and dual 120 heatsink. I'm here to say that it will definitely work given sufficient enough pressure. The 12 cm version also fits the NZXT H210i housing. I tried mounting it on a toilet tank bracket but couldn't line up the hole so I installed it on a radiator instead. Will update…

The product looked great apart from a small but fatal design flaw as mentioned in some other negative reviews. One of the bolt holes attaching the pump body to the reservoir is aligned to a fraction of a millimeter and goes straight through the acrylic into a G1/4 outlet fitting. All would be fine if the screw holes weren't drilled so deep during manufacture. I couldn't count on installing this on my computer and risking a leak if the flimsy material between the suspect screw hole and the G1/4…

The pump worked, the flow was good and stable, but I noticed a small leak. It was found that the drilled hole for the bolt holding the pump assembly together had barely penetrated the threads of the outlet. This allowed coolant (under pressure) to flow from the outlet, through the screw and around all mating surfaces of the pump sections - it would have been a nice little pump that would fit my case at a decent price but I can't trust it. they will fix it soon. Be careful when drilling!

I was concerned about buying a cheaper pump, but famous brand pumps are so expensive that I wouldn't throw that much money away. The biggest concern was that it would have enough power to pump the GPU, CPU block, and dual 120 heatsink. I'm here to say it's definitely done with enough pressure. The 12 cm version also fits the NZXT H210i housing. I tried mounting it on a toilet tank bracket but couldn't line up the hole so I installed it on a radiator instead. Will update if this is the case for…

This was my first water cooled build I did because I couldn't find a graphics card 🥺. This pump does not come with a filler cap, make sure you have one. RGB is easily added by removing the freezer module faceplate, inserting a 4mm RGB Ekwb strip and reinstalling the panel. It has 2 connections at the top and one at the bottom. So make sure you have a Y-connector or a 3-port flow indicator if you want a drain connection. I am very happy with this pump, quiet, looks cool.