HELP ME

[Vincent__Thunder]

how about my loop?

 

it is going to be hard line tube

 

rad : https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-coolstream-se-360-slim-triple

pump res : https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-xres-100-revo-d5-pwm-incl-pump

gpu block x2 : https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-fc1080-gtx-ftw-acetal-nickel

cpu : https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-supremacy-evo-acetal-nickel or https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-supremacy-evo-nickel-original-csq

 

gpu x2 : evga gtx 1070 ftw

cpu : core i7 5820k 4,5ghz+

[GeorgeKellow]

Why double post? Seems fine to me 

[F Bomb29]

Yes, is good 

[NoobCase]

Make sure to get a res top with more than one fill port or that loop will be more or less unfillable

 

The pump res combo you link to doesn't have that. But it can be bought seperatly 

[W-L]

Yeah that looks good just remember that you need two fittings per block or component.

[Vincent__Thunder]

22 hours ago, NoobCase said:

Make sure to get a res top with more than one fill port or that loop will be more or less unfillable

 

The pump res combo you link to doesn't have that. But it can be bought seperatly 

i am going to use the lower 2 in / out port, top port is still free.

going to use it with a 90 degree fitting with hose / funnel

[AI3X]

http://giphy.com/gifs/not-bad-pretty-good-xThuW2Vrx2ruC42Dcc

[Vincent__Thunder]

1 minute ago, AI3X said:

http://giphy.com/gifs/not-bad-pretty-good-xThuW2Vrx2ruC42Dcc

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[NoobCase]

43 minutes ago, Vincent__Thunder said:

i am going to use the lower 2 in / out port, top port is still free.

going to use it with a 90 degree fitting with hose / funnel

Rgr that. Your drawning made it look like you were going to use the top port as intet. 

[Vincent__Thunder]

1 minute ago, NoobCase said:

Rgr that. Your drawning made it look like you were going to use the top port as intet. 

np, just was drawing it quickly...

 

[AI3X]

Put your drain valve at the highest most point, that way when u empty it, flip it upside down to empty it out. U dont want it at the reservoir as the front rad is lower... u could make a splitter off of the pump res combo and make it go down but that could screw with the water flow.... Put the drain valve on the highest point... it should work okay dokey

[Eddie Current]

I like the fact your running a rad between your water blocks, bravo.

[airdeano]

you'll find that the front radiator will need to have the fittings downward as the upper 360 will make it impossible to mount.

 

something to ponder:

360x45/60mm in the front a 240x30 in the roof to avoid tube routing issues as drawn.

40 minutes ago, Eddie Current said:

I like the fact your running a rad between your water blocks, bravo.

makes no difference once the system temps have stabilized. the cooling delta of the coolant is minimal, especially when the fan speeds are low because of noise. might receive 1-3° coolant decrease, but device temps will not reflect such change. i thought this for years until i attached thermal probes in the coolant streams in the loop and found coolant temps to be fluctuating, but device temps not really affected.

[Eddie Current]

33 minutes ago, airdeano said:

"makes no difference once the system temps have stabilized".. "might receive 1-3° coolant decrease.. "

I agree that it make little difference when the system is at idle, but it does help quit a bit when things start heating up. I have found that having a rad between WB's helps keeps heat spikes lower, I also agree that it "might receive 1-3° coolant decrease" although my findings have shown a wider gap of 2-4 degs which in my book it a significant decrease under load were it really counts.

 

JM.02