Best loop for water

I recently built some watercooling for my q6600. Now i wonder which loop you think is the best.

Right now i´m using this loop

Pump-Radiator-Cpu-Gpu-Tank-Pump

Or is it better to go for

Pump-Cpu-Gpu-Radiator-Tank-Pump

My setup:
D-tek Fuzion with Quad Nozzle
Swiftech MCR220 ( Fans pulls air through radiator )
Swiftech Micro Res
Swiftech D5
EK RC600 Acetal Gpu
Everything is 1/2"

Maybe later i will install an singel radiator to the system. And is it better to let the fans blow through the radiator instead of pull ??

Hope someone can help me!

http://www.overclockers.com/articles1088/

Quote:

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Myth: The order of components has a significant impact on temps (eg, the radiator must be before the CPU).

Reality: The order of components makes a difference of less than 0.5ºC in most watercooling systems....

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BUt doesn't the radiator right behind the pump and before the block kill the flow?

No more than it kills flow positioned anywhere else in the loop. It's a loop. Flowrate is constant, regardless of the order of the items within that loop.

Just arrange the order so you use the least tubing and easier routing.

Thanks for the answers. Do u think a gain some degrees if a connect one singel radiator to the loop also? And how about the fans, is it the best to push or pull thrue the radd ??

Depends on the radiator how much it'll drop temps/limit flow. A single probably won't decrease the temps that much, but it won't hurt, that's for sure. Your second question. From personal experience and reading around here on the forums (and elsewhere) I haven't found anything that says that push or pull is any better. From what I've read, it doesn't make a bit of difference and even putting fans on both sides (push/pull) makes little difference than to have it one way or the other.

I like push and pull but to each is own