Will this water loop work?

TBNRunity · January 9, 2015

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I am very sorry for the arrows, this was my first time ever doing any kind of model like this and had no idea how to do the arrows. So if you are confused read this:

Left reservoir feeds water down to a 1st pump which then goes to the 1st and 2nd gpu then comes back down (Don't know if that will work) and feeds into radiator which then leads out and back into the reservoir.

Right reservoir feeds water to second pump which then goes across the top of the two gpu's to the cpu which then leads out to the left and up into another rad and from there a tube from the rad goes through the back of the case all the way down back into the right reservoir.

Leonard · January 10, 2015

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I am very sorry for the arrows, this was my first time ever doing any kind of model like this and had no idea how to do the arrows. So if you are confused read this:

Left reservoir feeds water down to a 1st pump which then goes to the 1st and 2nd gpu then comes back down (Don't know if that will work) and feeds into radiator which then leads out and back into the reservoir.

Right reservoir feeds water to second pump which then goes across the top of the two gpu's to the cpu which then leads out to the left and up into another rad and from there a tube from the rad goes through the back of the case all the way down back into the right reservoir.

Please bare with me here. I would certainly consider my self a noob at loops and I am almost certain there is a simpler way to do this and if you know how (Using one reservoir) please let me know.

So basically you are doing a two loop system and yes it will work but when you are finished you will notice that the reservoir feeding the GPUs will look as if there is not much or no water flow and the reservoir with the CPU will look as if there is a typhoon brewing in the reservoir. This will just be because of the restrictiveness of the GPU blocks and the "free flow" of the CPU block.