Will this make a temp difference?

[Jay85]

I'm currently running it in the following order:

Res -> Pump -> GPU -> CPU -> 240 rad -> 120 rad -> 120 rad -> back to res.


Would it lower temps if i went the other way round? as in..

Pump -> 120 rad -> 120 rad -> 240 rad -> CPU -> GPU -> res -> back to pump



I'm just asking because of my current setup, my cpu is a lot hotter than my gpu and my gpu actually stays super cool. Where as if i cooled my cpu first surely that would equalise the temps abit more?


Any logic in what i just said?

 

[Jokester]

It won't make any real difference, 1degC tops.

 

[Avathar77]

Over time temps in the loop will come to its equilibrium.
So order of the components will make minimal difference to temps.

 

[Jay85]

Right okay so conclusion short and simple.. Leave it as it is? Not worth the hassle.

 

[iB CoMpL3XiTy]

Certainly not worth your time and effort.

 

[zx|muppet]

done the whole routing. benching, break down, rerouting, benching, breaking down.... you get the idea. after 45 - 50 min all temps are the same no matter what route i took

not worth the effort. was fun tho

 

[apeksdiver]

What about
Res -> Pump -> GPU ->120 rad ->120 rad -> CPU -> 240 rad -> back to res?

 

[Jay85]

haha i know what you mean about the fun bit, it's pretty damn good just changing stuff around . But like you say its pointless if there is no gain lol

 

[Monkeyspaz5000]

What about
Res -> Pump -> GPU ->120 rad ->120 rad -> CPU -> 240 rad -> back to res?

It doesn't make a difference really with loop order!!!

Just do it as neatly as possible.