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- The ISTA in-line external heater is designed for vertical use in most aquarium applications involving water hose of the specified diameter.
- The ISTA External Heater must be used in a vertical manner for correct operation. The most common application is for use with canister filter, however the ISTA External Heater is easily adapted for use in almost any situation where heated aquarium water is required, such as with wet/dry sump pumps.
- The ISTA External Heater is easily installed by cutting the tubing and connecting the two parts of the tube to each side of the ISTA External Heater.For reduced maintenance, it is recommended that the ISTA External Heater be installed within the filter`s output assembly. As most canister filters are not designed to bear weight, it is recommended that the ISTA External Heater be properly supported by the use of the attached loop to avoid stress on the output assembly.
- The ISTA External Heater is completely safe and UL Listed.
- There is no danger of damage if the ISTA External Heater is left running dry for short periods as the ISTA External Heater will switch itself off in that event. The ISTA External Heater heats with high efficiency by means of an internal heat pump system that avoids temperature variations. For use in freshwater and marine aquariums. Fits most canister filters.
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| Color | Silver |
| Size | 0.5 Meter Cable |
You want 16GB or more of RAM, at least one NVMe SSD (boot/os/apps), and a 2nd hard drive (hybrid 2TB or 2TB SSD), Ryzen 2 cpu (not intel) if possible as it handles more threads/cores thus better for editing/rendering, USB 3.1 Gen 2 ports, 4K or HD display, I prefer HD on laptops as 4K is often very small and even with good eyes can be hard to read, and a dedicated GPU with 4GB or more RAM. The MSI looks pretty solid. They have an option for a 1070 GPU, I would go that way. They also have an option for 2 x 512Nvme. Dont go that way. Grab the 1070, 32GB RAM and buy yourself a separate 2TB NVMe drive (if you have the money). Not sure if there is room for a 2.5" SSD, if so, that is great.. Crucial MX500 is the way to go there. If not, but room for 2nd NVMe, get the largest you can afford. OR..
It has Thunderbolt 3.. that is awesome. Get yourself a good TB3 dock (this one I got and is really good: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078F9W8N1/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and then look at an external Thunderbolt HD setup, or you can grab a USB 3.1 Gen 2 external dock.. that provides 10Gb/s speed and you can plug in an SSD and get max speed or a large Sata3 HD for storage. I would look at 2 bay dock options if possible so you can have both SSD for editing with and a larger HD for backup/project files.
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The Dell dock is bulky and doesn't have a lot of useful ports. Check out https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078F9W8N1