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is the order of this loop right?

 

[Re-Evolution]

yes

 

[Dar_T]

Yes sir.

 

[Juggalo23451]

res-pump-rad-cpu-res will ensure the best temps

 

[Illusion Of Progress]

Correct.

Have fun with it.

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Originally Posted by Juggalo23451 res-pump-rad-cpu-res will ensure the best temps

That's how it's set up.

Same to the person under me.
I believe the clear top on the pump is an add-on res. So the loop goes, res -> pump -> radiator -> block -> res.

 

[supaspoon]

Shouldn't it go pump>rad>cpu? Unless that's a weird topres i'm not familiar with it looks like it's going from the pump to cpu. I don't think it'd make more than a couple c difference anyway though.

 

[kgd1]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Juggalo23451 res-pump-rad-cpu-res will ensure the best temps

^Agreed

 

[noahmateen1234]

OT: On a rad, is there in inlet and outlet or does it not matter?

@ OP: Yes it looks right to me.

 

[javier]

Ideally, res>pump>rad>blocks>res. However, in a loop that small it almost doesn't matter. That pump is moving your coolant quickly and you have plenty of rad, so your temps will stabilize in your loop quickly...

 

[supaspoon]

Quote:

Originally Posted by noahmateen1234 OT: On a rad, is there in inlet and outlet or does it not matter? @ OP: Yes it looks right to me.

Doesn't matter.

 

[javier]

Quote:

Originally Posted by noahmateen1234 OT: On a rad, is there in inlet and outlet or does it not matter?

The only rad it matters on is the GTX series rads. They have a different flow pattern than other rads. Check out this image for a clearer idea.

 

[006]

Thank you for your responses everyone