Pump Order ok?

[zeroibis]

I plan to adjust my setup to combine my 2 independent loops together.

The order will go from:
pump1->rad1->QD->cpu->QD->res1
pump2->rad2->QD->gpu->QD->res2

To:
A) pump1->rad1->QD->cpu->QD->gpu->QD->res2->pump2->rad2->QD->res1
or
B) pump1->rad1->QD->cpu->QD->res2->pump2->rad2->QD->gpu->QD->res1

Note that rad1 and rad2 are placed in the following config:
fan->rad1->fan->rad2->fan

Option B would be easier for me to implement b/c I simply swap the return qds that hit each res so that the cpu hits res2 instead of res1 and the gpu hits res1 instead of res 2.

However, I am not sure how this would impact temps verses option A.

[Conumdrum]

Res before pump. No other worries. Make sure you know about bumping the pump, do NOT let the pump go dry.

Dunno if you been gifted with this yet:
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=628092

And about bumping:
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=631501

If a series loop just use the ONE pump before the res to do all the bumping, bleeding, filling. Don't power up the second pump till that is all done. Don't let a pump run dry, even 10 seconds........