Is This Loop Layout Fine?

[AMD Lover]

So I wondered if this is fine? I ran the tube down to the bottom of the res because i heard you are supposed to do it that way. Any modifications you would make? Also how do I accurately figure out what fittings I need. I'll be using matt black BitsPower Fittings

 

@Lays

 

@TheNinjaNextDor

[Enderman]

Instead of having the front rad go to the bottom of the resevoir, make it go to the top

Nice loop, good job.

[AMD Lover]

Instead of having the front rad go to the bottom of the resevoir, make it go to the top

Nice loop, good job.

Don't you get a water trickle that way?

I need some more help. Will adding a line in at the top of a res make water noises and how do i find out the angle of fittings i need

[CtW]

I need some more help. Will adding a line in at the top of a res make water noises and how do i find out the angle of fittings i need

The angle of the fittings depends on how you want to run your tubes. If you are running from  front rad to the top of the reservoir and they seem to be level, then use a right angled fitting on the res and a straight fitting on the rad. It really depends on how clean you want your runs to be. 

[AMD Lover]

The angle of the fittings depends on how you want to run your tubes. If you are running from  front rad to the top of the reservoir and they seem to be level, then use a right angled fitting on the res and a straight fitting on the rad. It really depends on how clean you want your runs to be. 

Practically perfect, wouldnt accept anything else 

[Menzenski]

Don't you get a water trickle that way?

 

Not with one of these: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/11863/ex-tub-713/Bitspower_G_14_Silver_Shining_Aqua-Pipe_I_BP-WTP-C17.html?tl=g30c97s169

[Enderman]

Don't you get a water trickle that way?

No, its fine.

Not with one of these: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/11863/ex-tub-713/Bitspower_G_14_Silver_Shining_Aqua-Pipe_I_BP-WTP-C17.html?tl=g30c97s169

Yes ^^^ you need that at the top of the res to keep water from splashing

[CtW]

Practically perfect, wouldnt accept anything else 

in that case, you probably just need to get some of the parts and see how they all fit together  and then see what types of fittings you would need to make the straightest runs. you should probably look up similar builds to yours for some inspiration/reference.

[airdeano]

i wouldn't make a whole lotta "purchases" on this schematic as "scale" of parts

will dramatically change your angles, line placement, and devices. i'd use it as

a guide. until the actual res/pump/rads are in place things will change.

 

why move from GPU to upper rad then to CPU? within 30mins the whole coolant

temperature will be almost stabilized.

[AMD Lover]

Yes ^^^ you need that at the top of the res to keep water from splashing

No, its fine.

Awesome ill add that to my list, do they make black ones?

in that case, you probably just need to get some of the parts and see how they all fit together and then see what types of fittings you would need to make the straightest runs. you should probably look up similar builds to yours for some inspiration/reference.

Yeah i was thinking about doing that. I've been looking at TheNinjaNextDors 750D build its a lot like mine

i wouldn't make a whole lotta "purchases" on this schematic as "scale" of parts

will dramatically change your angles, line placement, and devices. i'd use it as

a guide. until the actual res/pump/rads are in place things will change.

why move from GPU to upper rad then to CPU? within 30mins the whole coolant

temperature will be almost stabilized.

What do you mean by stabilized?

[Enderman]

What do you mean by stabilized?

He means it will be equal all over the build and stay at the same temperature. There is no advantage/disadvantage to what order your components are in a loop.

[AMD Lover]

He means it will be equal all over the build and stay at the same temperature. There is no advantage/disadvantage to what order your components are in a loop.

Oh, Okay

 

i wouldn't make a whole lotta "purchases" on this schematic as "scale" of parts

will dramatically change your angles, line placement, and devices. i'd use it as

a guide. until the actual res/pump/rads are in place things will change.

 

why move from GPU to upper rad then to CPU? within 30mins the whole coolant

temperature will be almost stabilized.

I can't really run it another way and still get straight runs...

[Menzenski]

Awesome ill add that to my list, do they make black ones?

 

 

Yep: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/11864/ex-tub-714/Bitspower_G_14_Matte_Black_Aqua-Pipe_I_BP-MBWP-C17.html.  The only thing is you need to make sure the top of the res you get has multiple openings: one for the pipe and one for filling.

[AMD Lover]

Yep: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/11864/ex-tub-714/Bitspower_G_14_Matte_Black_Aqua-Pipe_I_BP-MBWP-C17.html.  The only thing is you need to make sure the top of the res you get has multiple openings: one for the pipe and one for filling.

Well i guess it would depend on which side you called top but i guess it wouldnt matter

 

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/9575/ex-res-156/Bitspower_Water_Tank_Z-Multi_150_Inline_Reservoir_BP-WTZM150P-BK.html#blank

[Gauzl]

Practically perfect, wouldnt accept anything else

We'll then prepare for constant set backs.

[Lays]

@AMD Lover

 

You could do it like this with a pump+res combo:

 

 

 

 

 

 

I recommend you search on google to find something you think would be the easiest to do, then doing that.   It'll make your life extremely simple