Pump between two rads

[garethsnaim]

Hi, I have a slightly unusual set up which in terms of routing would work easiest if the pump sits between two radiators. so pulling in from one and out to the other (to continue onto the rest of the loop)

 

Is this ok to do, not advised etc, does it make a difference?

[aledsav1]

I cannot see how it would impact flow negatively

[PDifolco]

27 minutes ago, garethsnaim said:

Hi, I have a slightly unusual set up which in terms of routing would work easiest if the pump sits between two radiators. so pulling in from one and out to the other (to continue onto the rest of the loop)

 

Is this ok to do, not advised etc, does it make a difference?

Do you cool only the CPU or CPU+GPU ?

[Budget DIY]

Pump needs to circulate the liquid. Needs to be able to push it trough both rads anyways. Order doesn't really matter, as long as the pump will ALWAYS have liquid in it. That's the only thing you should be concerned with.

 

(and the pump should be stronk enough to push the liquid! If it's too weak, loop order doesn't matter)

[NorKris]

i do this in my setup, not even matching pumps, no problems yet 

[garethsnaim]

Ok thanks everyone. Its just the one pump cannot remember name a barrow something or other. I am cooling CPU/GPU the rads are odds, one is 3x120mm and on is 2x140 but very thick. Its been in use for a year just fine, I just want to reconfigure slightly which puts the pump inbetween the rads, I guess it will be alright,

 

 

[garethsnaim]

Well its all done and all seems well

[andrewmp6]

As long as the res feeds the pump.The rest of the loop does not matter at all.