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Loop order really doesn't matter, but which way the coolant flows through the blocks.... probably not a big deal.

 

That being said, if it were me I'd fix the loop next time I drained it.

 

So I accidentally did the loop with the flow backwards so it goes

Pump out

Gpu

Cpu

Rad1

Rad2

Pump in 

And i have my cpu block on the right way so it's inputting through the output and there used to be a bubble I couldn't get rid of when I had the system Flow the correct way and now there is no bubble at all 

Temps are perfect 51 to 53*c at 4.7ghz on my 4790k after 3 hours stress testing cpu fpu system memory and cache (top 4 boxes in AIDA64 stress test)

 

All cooling parts are so except for primochill rigid acrylic and fittings bitspower 

Ek supremacy evo plexi block

980ti evga hybrid with a ek titan x nickel block and backplate 

Ek d5 xres140 Pump res combo

Ek rad 240mm

Swiftech 240mm rad(top)

 

Asus z97 AR

4790k 4.7ghz (able to hit 4.9)

Ax860I psu

2x ocz trion ssd 240gb in raid 0

1tb wd blue hdd

2tb Toshiba hdd

Sleeved cables

4x thermaltake riing 120mm rad fans

 

 

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15 minutes ago, Caw123 said:

So I accidentally did the loop with the flow backwards so it goes

Pump out

Gpu

Cpu

Rad1

Rad2

Pump in 

And i have my cpu block on the right way so it's inputting through the output and there used to be a bubble I couldn't get rid of when I had the system Flow the correct way and now there is no bubble at all 

Temps are perfect 51 to 53*c at 4.7ghz on my 4790k after 3 hours stress testing cpu fpu system memory and cache (top 4 boxes in AIDA64 stress test)

 

All cooling parts are so except for primochill rigid acrylic and fittings bitspower 

Ek supremacy evo plexi block

980ti evga hybrid with a ek titan x nickel block and backplate 

Ek d5 xres140 Pump res combo

Ek rad 240mm

Swiftech 240mm rad(top)

 

Asus z97 AR

4790k 4.7ghz (able to hit 4.9)

Ax860I psu

2x ocz trion ssd 240gb in raid 0

1tb wd blue hdd

2tb Toshiba hdd

Sleeved cables

4x thermaltake riing 120mm rad fans

 

 

 

is there a question?

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You probably aren't gonna make anything explode by having flow reversed, and since temps are good....if I'm correct you'd be fine until next drain, and then it'd come down to a matter of choice

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No no question just letting people know that there's really no difference and no issues if you happen to reverse something when you install it

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Some people say that its a huge problem and it'll break stuff and your temps will be way higher blah blah blah

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19 minutes ago, Caw123 said:

No no question just letting people know that there's really no difference and no issues if you happen to reverse something when you install it

Actually there is an issue, the block only flows one way and eventually your temps will go up and up and up until thermal shut down. Swap them around like they're supposed to be. EK tells you to plumb the flow in a certain way for a reason and their R&D have spent a lot of money on telling you how to do it correctly. 53c is way too hot for a watercooled loop, my gf ran her loop for 12 hours with her pump off because I hadn't plugged the pump cable back in after transporting it between homes. 

 

You've spent loads of money on watercooling, do it properly or let all that pressure and heat build up and see what happens...

 

18 minutes ago, Caw123 said:

Some people say that its a huge problem and it'll break stuff and your temps will be way higher blah blah blah

That's because it's true...

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11 hours ago, Benji_w said:

Actually there is an issue, the block only flows one way and eventually your temps will go up and up and up until thermal shut down. Swap them around like they're supposed to be. EK tells you to plumb the flow in a certain way for a reason and their R&D have spent a lot of money on telling you how to do it correctly. 53c is way too hot for a watercooled loop, my gf ran her loop for 12 hours with her pump off because I hadn't plugged the pump cable back in after transporting it between homes. 

 

You've spent loads of money on watercooling, do it properly or let all that pressure and heat build up and see what happens...

 

That's because it's true...

Wait what was the temp with no pump? 

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U should at least connect the cpu block correctly. It's in out labeled for a reason, 53 c isn't too hot for watercooling with only two 240 rads, 

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Loop order really doesn't matter, but which way the coolant flows through the blocks.... probably not a big deal.

 

That being said, if it were me I'd fix the loop next time I drained it.

 

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That's 53*c at 3 hours on aida64 dude not idle

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It's called a *stress test* maybe you've heard of one?

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