View Poll Results: Which tubing layout (routing) looks the best?

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  • Layout #1

    4 22.22%
  • Layout #2

    6 33.33%
  • Layout #3

    5 27.78%
  • Layout #4

    6 33.33%
  • Layout #5

    1 5.56%
  • Other (remember to post in the thread)!

    3 16.67%
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Thread: Updated: Tubing routing suggestions (vote or come up with your own layout!)

  1. #26
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vapor View Post
    Good spotting.

    That could be the new Hybrid CF/SLI GPU-Bypass feature
    I have my GPUs hooked up in parallel and I have no issues cooling them...am I missing something here

    His layout does not even look parallel.

    Edit: Oh I get it hahahahahaha , output from same side as input
    Last edited by dejanh; 03-04-2011 at 09:26 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vhaarr View Post
    Vapor tested whether or not loop order makes a difference, and the conclusion was a 0.2 degree difference with two radiators (360+240) before or after the block.
    yeah, that's true, but vapor did it with just a cpu on the loop.

    anyway, i honestly don't think it would make THAT much of a difference, but i guess if u want to do it the "xtreme" fashion you would go for the most ""efficient"" way... theoretically speaking of course.
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    I voted other as I would move the pump, and do something like this:



    Your layouts all seem to have too much up and down criss-crossing for me. I always try to route the loop in a circular up and down fashion, as this helps eliminate places for air to get trapped.

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