My vote goes for the D5 on the CPU/mobo loop and DDC for the GPUs.
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The D5 has a bit more "umpf" so let her run the loop with the most resistance.
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...but there are more blocks in the CPU / motherboard loop
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But then again, the CPU cooler is a Koolance 350AT which likes high pressure (sorry - I know the 'K' name is a dirty word for some people, but that block got some good reviews)
I could put the NB/SB block through the GPU too I suppose (leaving the CPU and 2 VRegs for the 'top' loop), but I imagine that may have an adverse effect on the motherboard temps, given that the 285 FTW's are voltage moddable and I intend to play with that
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Originally Posted by Dar_T  The DDC has higher head so it can go through more blocks easier. I would put that on your gpu loop. |
I could put the NB/SB block through the GPU too I suppose (leaving the CPU and 2 VRegs for the 'top' loop), but I imagine that may have an adverse effect on the motherboard temps, given that the 285 FTW's are voltage moddable and I intend to play with that
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Ah sorry I wasn't reading properly.
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Then put the DDC with your cpu loop.
Heres a nice pump comparison:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=110402
The DDC seems to have higher lift/head/torque, or whatever, than the D5 so, if I may, I would like to place my suggestion on the DDC for CPU/mobo loop instead.
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I guess the D5 is the fast-mover and suits better with low restriction blocks/loops while the DDC fits better on a multiple block, high resistance loop.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=110402
The DDC seems to have higher lift/head/torque, or whatever, than the D5 so, if I may, I would like to place my suggestion on the DDC for CPU/mobo loop instead.
I guess the D5 is the fast-mover and suits better with low restriction blocks/loops while the DDC fits better on a multiple block, high resistance loop.
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