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Loop order help

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Gawd
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I am redoing my loop and I just wanted some advice on the order I should setup the loop. I have some general ideas but I wanted to see if there is a better way.

I have:
Heatkiller Rev 3.0 LC 1366
Foxconn NB block
Black Ice GT Stealth 120 rad
Black Ice GT Stealth 240 rad
MCP350 w/ XSPC top
EK 2 bay res

I'm thinking - Res > Pump > NB > 120 rad > CPU > 240 rad > return to Res

Any better suggestions?
 
According to what i was told when i was putting my loop together about a year ago on this subforum, "loop order does not matter"....
 
Equilibrium will be reached, so really whatever is easiest for you. The shortest run of tubing is preferable to keep flowrate up. I'm sure others may have differing opinions though. ;)

Good luck!
 
I think the order is fine.

But why use two radiators, other than owning two and wanting to use them??

I'm not sure if two would cool better than just a single 120 X 3????

(Not at all trying to be an asshat, just an observation):D
 
The Coolermaster HAF 932 doesn't have a place to put a 360 radiator and I want to keep everything internal.
 
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