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    Quote Originally Posted by slim142 View Post
    Ok, I know this is a little off topic but I need some recomendations
    I dont know which one should I set up, both have advantages.
    Prototype 1 will bring all the cold water straight to the CPU then NB
    Prototype 2 will bring all cold water and store it on the reservoir (basically), I heard this is the most common and most used?

    Here is prototype 1


    Here is prototype 2


    Which one do you think would work better? I want the best performance.
    In a warm room or case, the water in the reservoir will warm up.
    I dont know how big your reservoir is, maybe it isn't that big so it's quicker pumped around than heated.
    I prefer : pump->CPU (might be high restrictive like EK Supreme or D-Tek Fusion with nozzle, so you want high flow/pressure and this is the heart of your machine, it deserves the best cooling of all components)->NB(water won't rise more than 1`c when passing cpu)->Reservoir(hot water might cool a little bit before cooled down by radiator)->radiator->pump

    It might even be better to put the radiator behind the pump, a pump may add heat to the water from his engine.
    That depends om your cpu block, if you put a radiator behind the pump, the pressure wil decrease and might be bad for high restrictive blocks (as noticed above)

    All by all, if you don't use a chiller it might not be such a big deal.
    Your water will get warm all over the loop.
    The most important is a good radiator or off course a waterchiller.

    Another thing, if you use a fillport, drop the reservoir, save yourself some money and use a T-split with some extra tubbing
    Last edited by Justifire; 07-09-2008 at 05:03 AM.
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