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    pureELEGANCE by Malik Customs

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    uhh.... graphics card waterblocks can be hooked up like that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ace123 View Post
    uhh.... graphics card waterblocks can be hooked up like that?
    Y'know I've seen the same setup elsewhere and questioned it... but now I'm really trying to figure out what the flow looks like and my eyes are crossing.
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    lol I'm confused as well, not sure flow would be all that good ?

    Another thing I find funny is AMD/Intel would snipe any of our Moms on a grocery run if it meant good quarterly results, and you are forever whining about what feser did?

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    Regardless Malik,

    I always love your builds and am inspired by them. This metallic accent build looks cool!

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    Sure they can be used like that. His CPU and GPU block just run in parallel. The blocks have a similar pressure drop so this shouldn't be an issue w/ just one GPU. Do not do this if you are using two or more GPUs though. Flow rate through the CPU will become extremely low. Makes bleed nearly impossible.

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    So at the input of the GPU block, it's essentially splitting the water pressure into GPU-destined and CPU-destined cooling?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScottALot View Post
    So at the input of the GPU block, it's essentially splitting the water pressure into GPU-destined and CPU-destined cooling?
    Yes. About half of the water will go the one route while the other half goes through the other block. Flow rate though the blocks will be significantly lower.

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    I just got mind-blown, this build is amazing. Beautiful and clean

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