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2 radiator best configuration

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Yo wuddup. Im about to start a custom watercooling build and want to know what the best configuration for my 2 radiators should be in regarding in what order the liquid flows in. 

Would it be best to run the pipes going, 1st radiator -> 2nd radiator -> cpu block -> gpu block -> pump/resevoir then back into 1st radiator.

Or should I do 1st radiator -> cpu block ->2nd radiator -> gpu block.

Sorry if its too confusing, but would it matter how I run the pipes or should I be fine whatever way I do it, Thanks.

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whatever is the easiest to rout or looks the best, temps wont care

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Wont matter on order. Just do it how it looks best. With the pump being fed directly or indirectly by the res.

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The res has to feed the pump the rest of the loop does not matter,The rest of the loop you want to keep it as simple as you can,The shorter and the straighter you can run the tubing the best.The water is flowing at a speed where a rad between cpu and gpu won't matter.And what case are you using and what size rads are you going to use?

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