Using 2 AIO's in one system?

[Tienenaar]

I plan on building a new pc once the prices for GPU's go back to "normal" prices.
I plan on using AIO's to cool my CPU & GPU. Could I use two systems?
One AIO for the CPU & a second AIO for the GPU? 
I can fit 2 360 waterblocks in my case so I do have the space for it.
Would it be possible and are there things I need to look out for?
The picture is the case I'll be using, a Raijintek NYX Pro in yellow.

 

[Karim Bizid]

That is a COOL CASE if I've ever seen one.

 

I think you need to take the space for tubing into account.
Otherwise I wouldn't see why not, actually.

[the gamer that is bad]

In a case like that custom water cool itinerary you have the time and money it would look awesome

[Helpful Tech Witch]

You could just get a gpu with an aio...

[8-Bit Ninja]

4 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

You could just get a gpu with an aio...

I assume that's he means though

[Helpful Tech Witch]

16 minutes ago, 8-Bit Ninja said:

I assume that's he means though

Ah. It sounded like strapping a CPU one to a gpu (which you can do so....)

[Tienenaar]

29 minutes ago, 8-Bit Ninja said:

I assume that's he means though

Yes, I want to run one 360 mm AIO on the GPU at the top and a second 360 mm AIO at the front for the CPU but keep to separate loops. So two pomps, two radiators, and 6 fans in total. 
Would I need to connect the CPU pomp and GPU pomp to the same sensor for temperature control? 
Would it be possible to keep them completely separate so there is a GPU temperature probe controlling it's pomp and fans and a second CPU temperature probe doing the same for the CPU. 
Would ramp up the fans and pomp if one gets hotter if it's running a task that's only affecting that component and not ramping up the other AIO.

And yes, there will be mods done on and in the case, already started with "tinting" the side windows blue with careless window tinting film.

[8-Bit Ninja]

2 hours ago, Tienenaar said:

Yes, I want to run one 360 mm AIO on the GPU at the top and a second 360 mm AIO at the front for the CPU but keep to separate loops. So two pomps, two radiators, and 6 fans in total. 
Would I need to connect the CPU pomp and GPU pomp to the same sensor for temperature control? 
Would it be possible to keep them completely separate so there is a GPU temperature probe controlling it's pomp and fans and a second CPU temperature probe doing the same for the CPU. 
Would ramp up the fans and pomp if one gets hotter if it's running a task that's only affecting that component and not ramping up the other AIO.

And yes, there will be mods done on and in the case, already started with "tinting" the side windows blue with careless window tinting film.

If that's the route you want to go down you are much better off purchasing a GPU with a built in AIO.  

[Tienenaar]

16 hours ago, 8-Bit Ninja said:

If that's the route you want to go down you are much better off purchasing a GPU with a built in AIO.  

That's what I plan to do once they are back to "normal" prices. 

Is there something I need to look for when buying one like for connections to have it monitored by the motherboard?? Fan speed, pomp controller, , temperature probe, ...

[8-Bit Ninja]

1 hour ago, Tienenaar said:

That's what I plan to do once they are back to "normal" prices. 

Is there something I need to look for when buying one like for connections to have it monitored by the motherboard?? Fan speed, pomp controller, , temperature probe, ...

No, the GPU will be able to control its own pumps and fans. All you'll have to do is plug in the PSU power and install it in the PCIE slot 

[NorKris]

Its simple:
AIO for CPU -> AIO header on motherboard -> dont have AIO header on motherboard? -> Norm Fan header
GPU with AIO preinstalled -> install the card normally (no need to think about that pump)
"CPU" AIO on a GPU? -> Waterpump header on MB -> dont have? -> Norm Fan header on MB

 

Fans -> connect them to the MB and find fan curves that works for you.
1 Fan header can take up to 3 fans or 1 AIO pump