Hi there.
Im gonna build my second watercooling loop soon, and I got a few qestions.
What are the max 90 degrees fittings I could use.
The loop im gonna build is gonna have atleast a total of 6! 90 degrees fittings.
2 in bottom rad
2 in the VRAM-CPU
1 top rad in
1 GPU out.
The pump I have is the MCP655.
Look here is a picture
That purple tube is going from the bottom rad, behind the case/motherboard and up to top radiator.
The CPU block I have is the Koolance 380i.

The ting is that when that block is mounted correctly, it has the OUTPUT at the top, and INPUT at the bottom (vertical)
Since the loop flow is coming from the top, I cant mount that block in that way. I have to mount it horizontally.
And I tried to connect tubing when it was mounted, and It was impossible to connect tubing without a big kink. So I have to use a 90 degree fitting on both CPU and VRAM block, and use a 5mm tube in the middle. Someting like when you connect 2 GPU's.
Then I thought if it is possible to turn the CPU block 180 degrees, like INPUT at the top and, and OUTPUT in the bottom, then I might me able to use normal fittings.
Because the input and output on that block is not centered, there is bigger chance I can use normal tubing.
Hope you all can understand what I meant.
Thanks
Im gonna build my second watercooling loop soon, and I got a few qestions.
What are the max 90 degrees fittings I could use.
The loop im gonna build is gonna have atleast a total of 6! 90 degrees fittings.
2 in bottom rad
2 in the VRAM-CPU
1 top rad in
1 GPU out.
The pump I have is the MCP655.
Look here is a picture
That purple tube is going from the bottom rad, behind the case/motherboard and up to top radiator.
The CPU block I have is the Koolance 380i.
The ting is that when that block is mounted correctly, it has the OUTPUT at the top, and INPUT at the bottom (vertical)
Since the loop flow is coming from the top, I cant mount that block in that way. I have to mount it horizontally.
And I tried to connect tubing when it was mounted, and It was impossible to connect tubing without a big kink. So I have to use a 90 degree fitting on both CPU and VRAM block, and use a 5mm tube in the middle. Someting like when you connect 2 GPU's.
Then I thought if it is possible to turn the CPU block 180 degrees, like INPUT at the top and, and OUTPUT in the bottom, then I might me able to use normal fittings.
Because the input and output on that block is not centered, there is bigger chance I can use normal tubing.
Hope you all can understand what I meant.
Thanks