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GPU Block Parallel tubing

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They are EKWB blocks. But i already have all the components and fittings. I didn't really plan to buy anything more. Besides, i live in Norway, and they aren't really that available here without decent shipping fees and customs.

 

Edit: I take that back. I Found one.It's a Norwegian link, but the text is mostly English.

https://www.komplett.no/ekwb-ek-fc-dual-serial-3-slot-terminal/826867

This will fit with basically any EKWB block?

The first diagram you made is essentially what the solid link would do, if youve already bought the fittings and everything to make it work i would fallow your first diagram

 

 

As long as your pump can fight that gravity + resistance it should be fine.

 

Will your water blocks even flow that way though? I feel like i'm missing some obvious problem here 

They would flow yes, My dad ran triple gtx 580's exactly how he drew his first diagram for years, It makes them run in a parallel configuration and usually (Keyword there) keep all the gpu's at an even temperature rather then the 2nd running hotter then the 1st and so on

A quick question. I plan to parallel tube my two new GPU blocks. They are identical. I just want to know if it will affect flow rate in any way if I put both the input and the output on the top of the top block rather than one on the top and one on the bottom block?

If they are EKWBs then you can just get an ek fc terminal, for example i run a z97 motherboard so when i get my new gpus and blocks i will be getting an ek fc terminal dual 3 slot parallel.

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If they are EKWBs then you can just get an ek fc terminal, for example i run a z97 motherboard so when i get my new gpus and blocks i will be getting an ek fc terminal dual 3 slot parallel.

They are EKWB blocks. But i already have all the components and fittings. I didn't really plan to buy anything more. Besides, i live in Norway, and they aren't really that available here without decent shipping fees and customs.

 

Edit: I take that back. I Found one.It's a Norwegian link, but the text is mostly English.

https://www.komplett.no/ekwb-ek-fc-dual-serial-3-slot-terminal/826867

This will fit with basically any EKWB block?

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As long as your pump can fight that gravity + resistance it should be fine.

 

Will your water blocks even flow that way though? I feel like i'm missing some obvious problem here 

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They are EKWB blocks. But i already have all the components and fittings. I didn't really plan to buy anything more. Besides, i live in Norway, and they aren't really that available here without decent shipping fees and customs.

 

Edit: I take that back. I Found one.It's a Norwegian link, but the text is mostly English.

https://www.komplett.no/ekwb-ek-fc-dual-serial-3-slot-terminal/826867

This will fit with basically any EKWB block?

The first diagram you made is essentially what the solid link would do, if youve already bought the fittings and everything to make it work i would fallow your first diagram

 

 

As long as your pump can fight that gravity + resistance it should be fine.

 

Will your water blocks even flow that way though? I feel like i'm missing some obvious problem here 

They would flow yes, My dad ran triple gtx 580's exactly how he drew his first diagram for years, It makes them run in a parallel configuration and usually (Keyword there) keep all the gpu's at an even temperature rather then the 2nd running hotter then the 1st and so on

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