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Is this a good custom cpu loop?

I will be making a loop for just my cpu. This is what I have so far.

 

One thing I'm worried about is long tubing runs that might look very ugly. 

 

PrimoChill PrimoFlex 3/8"ID x 5/8" OD

 

Bitspower G1/4 Thread 3/8" ID x 5/8" OD

 

Akasa 140mm Apache

 

Koolance HX 280mm

 

Alphacool NexXxoS Monsta 240mm

 

Bitspower Summit EF Clear Acrylic

 

EK D5 X-RES Top 140 w/ D5 Vario Pump

 

Mayhems Pastel Coolant Premix 1L

 

Quick paint draw up:

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If that's what you're looking for, then yeah, those pieces will all work together well.  Pretty similar to parts I've used in a build before.  The Ice White looks nice with the armor kit.  Might need to figure out some mounting options for that pump/res combo in the 350D.

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Tons of Rad, for not a lot of blocks. O:

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If that's what you're looking for, then yeah, those pieces will all work together well.  Pretty similar to parts I've used in a build before.  The Ice White looks nice with the armor kit.  Might need to figure out some mounting options for that pump/res combo in the 350D.

350D. I want it kinda where i have it in the drawing, I'm just not sure how I could mount it there. I don't trust velcro too much with this.

 

Tons of Rad, for not a lot of blocks. O:

I'm leaving it open for a gpu block for when I upgrade gpus.

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350D. I want it kinda where i have it in the drawing, I'm just not sure how I could mount it there. I don't trust velcro too much with this.

 

I'm leaving it open for a gpu block for when I upgrade gpus.

Drill holes in the case. Use the screws. Works well...

 

Also, sounds good :)

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350D. I want it kinda where i have it in the drawing, I'm just not sure how I could mount it there. I don't trust velcro too much with this.

 

I'm leaving it open for a gpu block for when I upgrade gpus.

 

Take a look at the UNDesigns mount then, though I don't really see a way you're gonna fit that combo in with a 80mm rad...

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if you have enough space you can route the tubing behind the mobo but only if you have a clear path and thing else will kill it 

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Drill holes in the case. Use the screws. Works well...

Also, sounds good :)

Yeah I'll probably have to do that, which means taking everything out to drill :/

 

Take a look at the UNDesigns mount then, though I don't really see a way you're gonna fit that combo in with a 80mm rad...

I'm not exactly sure how big 80mm is, but I have a ton of space in my 350D. And I might run my fans in push in the front intake because there's a spot for fans on the front to save some space. See pic below.

 

EDIT: Okay I looked at THIS bracket. It would look great and work out perfectly with the fans in pull.

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if you have enough space you can route the tubing behind the mobo but only if you have a clear path and thing else will kill it

Definitely not enough space back there.

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I will be making a loop for just my cpu. This is what I have so far.

 

One thing I'm worried about is long tubing runs that might look very ugly. 

The tubing runs will definitely be a bit long without a GPU block in there. Your components work together so that's good. I don't recommend you get a Monsta if you can't run it in push/pull. You start to see performance drop on rads that thick if you're not running the fans at high rpm or in push/pull. A UT60 would be fine and it works great with good fans in push or pull. Is there a reason you're not using a 2x140 ST30 in the top?

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The tubing runs will definitely be a bit long without a GPU block in there. Your components work together so that's good. I don't recommend you get a Monsta if you can't run it in push/pull. You start to see performance drop on rads that thick if you're not running the fans at high rpm or in push/pull. A UT60 would be fine and it works great with good fans in push or pull. Is there a reason you're not using a 2x140 ST30 in the top?

Okay then I won't get the monsta. And no reason, I just picked any 280mm rad that looked good

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Yeah I'll probably have to do that, which means taking everything out to drill :/

 

I'm not exactly sure how big 80mm is, but I have a ton of space in my 350D. And I might run my fans in push in the front intake because there's a spot for fans on the front to save some space. See pic below.

 

EDIT: Okay I looked at THIS bracket. It would look great and work out perfectly with the fans in pull.

 

 

Definitely not enough space back there.

 

That's the bracket I used.  You won't have enough space with a rad, then the bracket, then the pump attached to the bracket.  Alphacool ST30 may be all you can fit up there if you want to use a combo.

 

You could always decouple pump and res, but you're still cramped for space.  I could barely fit the EK combo in the front of an H440 with a 30mm rad.

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I'm not exactly sure how big 80mm is, but I have a ton of space in my 350D.

 

80mm monsta looks like this:

 

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pretty much nothing over GTX 660/760 cards

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