Oh the fun . . . Tubing Routeing

[Darkninja462]

Hello I am nearing the completion of my build log and I am undecided on how to place my tubing for my loops

Attached are two images, one shows two Liang DCC pumps + res; from this you can see there are the two outlet's which have standard compression fittings, the other two are the inlet's with 45' compression fittings attached. Also note the two holes in the acrylic which is where the tubing comes from the radiators to these 45' inlet fittings.

The other image shows the rest of this section of the case, the graphics card 45' fitting takes the output of one of the pumps, and the standard compression fittings is an outlet (going straight down through another bit of acrylic into the bottom section to the radiators), the other loop goes from the other pump into the right-handside compression fitting on the CPU block, then the outlet compression goes directly down like the graphics card loop through the same bit of acrylic.

The tubing in particular I am undecided about is from both the pumps to the blocks. Obviously the easiest way would be directly, however trying to keep things tidy and ordered I am able to route the tubing behind the central black pillar from behind the motherboard tray for the CPU loop and a little bit lower for the graphics loop. Another problem I have found with going direct is the tubing sits over my Corsair fan cooler.

Anyone got any input or ideas about how to do it? or would direct just be best.

Thanks in advance for any input

Regards
-Ninja

[Conumdrum]

Look at build logs. It's a individual thing, every rig is diff. best of luck.