Is it possible ?

[SolarNova]

37 minutes ago, MickeyCoquin said:

@Mick Naughty The it ?

 

Pump and reservoir will be on the left empty side not next to the mobo, there is already a rad there.

Rads will have their ports at the bottom as shown on the sketches, at it seems better that way when i draw it. I may be wrong as don't know a clue about water cooling ^^

 

Thanks @SolarNova, that's very helpful i will try to follow your build (pictures are welcome if you can take the time)

Images below. Hope they help.

Spoiler

 

 

[MickeyCoquin]

OK two rad in a row, that make sense as there is only 2 elements to cool.

 

Thanks, yes it helps a lot. Really. I see your pump is integrated to the reservoir right ? What's the benefit from having them separated ? Better circulation ?

[SolarNova]

Vibration usualy, and more options to mount. Also you cna get different pump tops to change pressure and flow rates.

 

My pump is indeed integrated. Thats the XSPC Photon 270 pump/res combo. I mainly got it due to the res being glass rather than plastic, and wanted to mount both the pump and res using a single custom L bracket ratehr than moutnign them both seperatly.

 

BTW, loop order doesnt really matter as everything equalizes. The only order that is really helpfull to follow is Res befor pump with the res above the pump, this ensure the pump cant run dry and damage itself.

[MickeyCoquin]

One last question if i may and after i'm good to go i think. I should have have the grounding required to start a pcpartpicker ^^

 

Saw this build on the Gallery thread:

 

 

Isn't it bad to make such a circuit ? I mean Pump - GPU - CPU... The liquid coming from the GPU and going to the CPU isn't it hot liquid ?

 

Thanks

[SolarNova]

@MickeyCoquin

No doesnt work like that,

 

The liquid doesnt increas in temp much at all after a single pass. Its not like it goes in , goes up 10c then come out.. its more akin to 0.05c difference. So its perfectly fine to do whats in the pic. Infact that pic is parallel.

 

So its

                       /  GPU  \

Res - Pump  -                 - Rads -

                       \ CPU  /

[Mick Naughty]

A lot of things don’t matter. Which is why I said to watch singularity, they make real builds and explain things in detail. 

 

Parallel build don’t effect anything as long as the pump is sufficient. 

[MickeyCoquin]

I should have probably but they had too many vids like i said, didn't which one to chose...

 

Thanks @all

[Mick Naughty]

There is a playlist that covers the basics and how it all works. Can’t miss it. Even have a video under another guide that explains how parallel works.