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Can't quite see through all the luminous spaghetti, but does your order go like this:

res>pump>T>rad>cpu>gpu>T>res
with the NB on the T lines, basically in parallel with the rad, cpu and GPU???

If so, I would hazard a firm guess that the NB path is getting more flow than the other path and basically BYPASSING the radiator..!!!


........but if your temps are ok and you are happy with it, then fine.
 
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Me neither on the T subject?

:O and your using the fusion block on an asus maxiumus arnt you? watch it for leakage! they are known for it!
 
no it is not an maximus x38, it is an extreme rampage..I know why I built to how I wanted and thats the main thing, finally have made a solution to prevent any leak, can I ask what system you have? take care.
 
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I wasnt hateing but its hard to see what is what in the picture as in any water cooled system, is it still the fusion block? and if so how have you prevented the leak im sure many people would love to know as it does seem to be a common problem?

I have a biostar tpower E8400 9600gt and geil dragon ram, my loop is: 1x 120.1 xpsc rad and one unknow double depth rad a swiftech cpu block d4 lanning pump and a dual bay xpsc res
 
No worries dude, No I did not use the fusion block that came with the board, prone to leaks as all know..I obtained a solid fusion block elsewhere.
 
ahhh that makes sence good idea!
Could you explain you loop to us/me, im abit new to water cooling and im intrested in expanding my loop, and yours looks like the kinda route i would take.
 
Well IMO it looks very messy and unprofessional. I wouldnt pay you to build a rig for me after hearing your comments and seeing your set-up.
 
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Oh I am upset lol, ohh bradley 8988 took a look at your cube microwave system, erm keep opinion to myself..If thats what your happy with thumbs up, I am happy so thats the main thing cheers
 
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