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water loop setup question

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so finally my watercooling gear came in. i was wondering if i should go T-line>pump>CPU>Chip>Rad1>Rad2>T or T>pump>Rad2>CPU>chip>Rad1>T
pump is a swiftech 655, cpu is a TDX, chip is a Maze 4, rads are BIPs, tube is 7/16 masterkleer. Rad2 would take cool air in on the bottom of my V2000 case and Rad1 would exhaust out the back
 
It absolutely doesn't matter. Whatever makes the tubing easiest is the best way.

But keep the T before the pump.
 
flow is key
flow is key

put all blocks right after then pump

like cpu>chipset> then MAYBE (if you use gfx blocks) rad>gfx>rad > T > then back to the pump

but in your case. make it pump>cpu>chip>rad>rad>t
 
o0ERIC said:
flow is key
flow is key

put all blocks right after then pump
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The flow is the same at every point in the loop unless the tubing size changes.
 
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