Water Cooling Loop Order

[RobDaBoss]

Does It matter If I do reservoir to pump to gpu to radiator to cpu or does the radiator have to be first to make the water cold?

Thanks!

[Totallycasual]

The water i moving too fast for it to get too hot, its not like it goes to the CPU block hits 70 degrees then sends that warm water to the GPU, im pretty sure the water maintains a constant temperature throughout the whole loop so the order is of little consequence. 

[Enderman]

As long as the resevoir is before the pump, the other of all other components doe snot matter at all, because the water is the same temperature throughout the loop.

[iTonyy]

Ya, as long as u have the res before the pump, u'll be totally fine

[airdeano]

reservoir>pump>anything after is fine

 

you are looking to shortest runs, easiest system bleeding, and config a drain of

sorts for errors and maintenance.

[NE0XY]

Like everyone else has said, it doesn't matter as long as the pump comes after the reservoir, you don't want it running dry. 

[spwath]

As long as the resevoir is before the pump, the other of all other components doe snot matter at all, because the water is the same temperature throughout the loop.

Not for temp, but for other things.

You usually don't want a rad right before a block, you want a res in between, otherwise when filing, the block can get lots of micro bubbles from the rad.