Watercooling Loop

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2016/11/16 10:50:52 (permalink)
So I've finally got all the parts for my WC setup (shipping to Greenland is a nightmare). Anyways I've attached an image of how I plan on running the loop. I'm only doing the CPU and my parts are listing below in my signature. I just wanted to get some feedback before I start bending the acrylic tubes and putting them in place.
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    aberdie
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    Re: Watercooling Loop 2016/11/17 08:24:42 (permalink)
    Is that a GPU or another radiator on the left?
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    Re: Watercooling Loop 2016/11/17 14:52:40 (permalink)
    Looks to be a Reservoir to the left and possibly a push pull setup on the right side. I think it will work but every build I've seen with a P5 has the res to the immediate left of rad which should not be an issue with a 980ti. Plus I think a res/pump combo would be better in that location which would be a whole lot less tubing and a much cleaner look.  With a multi port rad filling would be easy and put a drain off the pump out or d5 top out for easy maintenance.


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    Re: Watercooling Loop 2016/11/17 14:59:41 (permalink)


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