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    Which loop for which componets?

    Motherboard broke so gonna build again. This time with less rads and cramped space, but I do want to reuse cooling equipment that I have. Gonna do 2 loops again partly because I have a dual pump/res and it will bug me to not use one side of the res.

    One loop will have 480 rad and the other will have 2-120 rads. I'm gonna cool the motherboard, cpu, and only one card this time.

    Here is my question: Should I put the cpu/motherboard on the 480 rad and graphics card on the 2-120 rads or the other way around?

    Asus Mazimus IX Formula
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    GeForce GTX 1070


    Also, I have all gentle typhoon fans push/pull on my rads 6 years running and was thinking even though they are working good right now I should replace them. Is 6 years a long time or would I be fine to just use same existing fans?
    Case: Corsair 800D
    PSU: Corsair HX1000W
    Mobo: Asus Rampage III Extreme
    CPU: i7 980x @ 4.81GHz
    GPU: 2 x ATI 5970 CrossFire
    SSD: 4 x OCZ 128GB Vertex 4 Raid 0
    RAM: 6GB Super Talent DDR3-2000 CL 8-8-8-24
    Loop 1: GPU -- Feser X-Changer QUAD 480 rad | 2x EK-FC5970 Blocks | MCP355 pump
    Loop 2: CPU + MB -- Black Ice GT Xtreme 140 rad | XSPC 120 rad | Black Ice GTX 92 rad | Swiftech Apogee XT Block | EK-FB RE3 Block | MCP 355 pump
    Fans: 11 x Scythe GentleTyphoon 120 x 25 - 1850 rpm | 3 x NB-BlackSilentPro PK-3 140 x 25 - 1700 rpm | 1 x Scythe S-FLEX - 92mm - 2500 RPM
    Fan Controller: Lamptron 30W - 4 Channel (FC-5) | Res: XSPC Dual Bay

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    your fans should be fine, i'd put the 480 rad on the cpu.

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    Had a suggestion from someone to just go one loop with all the rads (480 and 2-120) and use both pumps all in series. What do you think of that idea? 2 loops or 1?
    Case: Corsair 800D
    PSU: Corsair HX1000W
    Mobo: Asus Rampage III Extreme
    CPU: i7 980x @ 4.81GHz
    GPU: 2 x ATI 5970 CrossFire
    SSD: 4 x OCZ 128GB Vertex 4 Raid 0
    RAM: 6GB Super Talent DDR3-2000 CL 8-8-8-24
    Loop 1: GPU -- Feser X-Changer QUAD 480 rad | 2x EK-FC5970 Blocks | MCP355 pump
    Loop 2: CPU + MB -- Black Ice GT Xtreme 140 rad | XSPC 120 rad | Black Ice GTX 92 rad | Swiftech Apogee XT Block | EK-FB RE3 Block | MCP 355 pump
    Fans: 11 x Scythe GentleTyphoon 120 x 25 - 1850 rpm | 3 x NB-BlackSilentPro PK-3 140 x 25 - 1700 rpm | 1 x Scythe S-FLEX - 92mm - 2500 RPM
    Fan Controller: Lamptron 30W - 4 Channel (FC-5) | Res: XSPC Dual Bay

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    i would do one loop and not use the 120mm rads. you are looking at a max of around 400-415W and that 480 should do it quietly with lots of headroom. one DDC or d5 would also be fine.
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