I need help with watercooling loop order.

[Spectatez]

I am going to be building a desk with a pc inside of it but I don't know what order the loop should go. I have 2 pump, 2 radiators, 2 reservoirs, 2 gpus and 1 cpu. I am planning to watercool both gpus and the cpu. What order should the watercooling loop go? (the pump and res are seperate).

[Enderman]

You put the reservoir before and above the pumps.

That's all.

[FloRolf]

Gpu gpu cpu res pump rad

 

It literally doesn't matter though. The water flows through it fast enough to not have a massive hit of temperatures on the next component. 

Make sure to get decent pumps though, like the D5. 

[Neo-revo]

you can do this multiple ways if you would like, but as stated the only real thing that matters is that the inlet get's sufficient water to prevent cavitation. which is why we generally put the reservoir just before the pump.  every thing else and even how the pump and res work together or separate is all aesthetics.

[Mick Naughty]

Go with the flow of the build and layout. Only thing that really matters. Res can feed the pumps indirectly, if built correctly. 

 

Really need to decide the layout and go from there.

[andrewmp6]

Any reason for the two pumps and res ?

[Quadriplegic]

33 minutes ago, andrewmp6 said:

Any reason for the two pumps and res ?

I guess separate loop for CPU and GPUs?

[andrewmp6]

On 11/26/2018 at 2:43 AM, Quadriplegic said:

I guess separate loop for CPU and GPUs?

A dual loop is only for loops it won't cool any different.

[Mick Naughty]

Assuming the loops are big enough to cool the components by themselves. 

 

And if your the type to swap cards a lot and want to save a few minutes. 

[SolarNova]

On 11/25/2018 at 8:11 PM, Enderman said:

You put the reservoir before and above the pumps.

That's all.

This.