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Watercooling loop

mwin

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Is watercooling loop setup like this not a good idea? My only other watercooled build had a big dual bay reservior, so this whole fillport thing is new to me. I've done my best to MS Paint my loop.

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I can really hear the "air noise" when I cut the pump on. It doesn't seem like there's alot of flow, but it's hard to say. Sometimes there are bubbles around the barbs on the radiator and it looks like water is trickling by. Making the flow go 90 degrees past the t-line not a good idea? It seems like it's really having trouble getting the air out. It only took a couple of seconds on my reserviored machine.
 
From what I hear, u should get rid of those 90 degree elbows, theyll kill the flow.
 
infiniti029 said:
From what I hear, u should get rid of those 90 degree elbows, theyll kill the flow.
it's all in a real small case. I can't bend the tubing sharp enough.
 
well the 90's do kill flow but that D5 should push thru that loop fine after all its only one block and a single 120
 
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