Loop Help

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Ok, got all my watercooling kit coming next week sometime, so I've been thinking about how to do the loop, this is the latest thing I have come up with:

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I want to balance it between, short loop but also looking good, haha.

The pump/res has made it difficult and think I may have trouble when bleeding.

Any got any other loop/order suggestions?

btw atm it is.

res/pump -> 240rad -> 2nd gfx -> 1st gfx -> 120rad ->CPU -> res/pump

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Also it would be possible to mount the 120 radiator on the top, whichever is best.
 
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your never going to get the air out of that 120.2 rad unless you lay it flat or something before you mount it.

Think of it like this, can you get a bubble to go down in water?
 
Looks fine to me, nice clean loop and shortest route by the looks of it too :)

Only other route i'd suggest considering is

res>pump>240 Rad>cpu>120 Rad>gpu1>gpu2>res
 
I know, but with it mounted upwards I think the bends down to the pump/res on the bot would cause kinks. I'll have a look at it again and see what I can come up with.
 
your never going to get the air out of that 120.2 rad unless you lay it flat or something before you mount it.

Think of it like this, can you get a bubble to go down in water?

You'll easily get it out, i had my pc upside down and round and round to get the air out :D
 
I could, but I don't really want to lose my dvd bays etc. And I would also lose both hdd cage and dvd bays. But if it's at the bottom, I think I get 2 x 5.25 bays free.

hdd cage I can do without cus I can stick them in 5.25 bay. Plus I can use the 120mm fan whole at the bottom to mount the rad easily.
 
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I like the idea but seems like a really long loop. Here's my improvement to it. I think I like this 1:

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see the way I showed it is the same as I am doing but I decided to go with a seperate res that is sitting higher up the chassis and it shortens the pipes a lot

also it would mean the gfx gets cooled by the 240 rad before hitting the cpu
 
How about this, try rotating the 120, this would mean doing the PC shuffle dance to get all the bubble sout but wont take long to shake em all loose ;)
 
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