Quote Originally Posted by shadow664 View Post
hey, would anyone be able to tell me if i would gain anything from running this with my build?

evga classified x58 760
i7 920(d0)
12gb ram
evga 285 gtx 2gb

my wc components so far are

Cpu - heatkiller rev 3 lg 1366
nb/sb mosfet - ek-fb classified acetal - nickel
gpu - EK-FC285 GTX PCB Rev.2 SLI - Acetal+Nickel gonna have 2 in sli later on

Rad's - feser 360 (and a feser 240 if need be)

so do you guys think i would benefit from this res+pump in theory i would think my sub loops would go like this

sub loop 1
res<rad(360)<(nb cooler?),Cpu<res

sub loop 2
res<(if i need a 2nd rad 240)(nb cooler?)<gpu<(eventually gpu#2)<res

as you can see im not sure where to put the nb chipset cooler in sub 1 or 2

or would i be better off with 2 seperate loops?

thank you for the help
I have almost the same setup as you except my Heatkiller was in a loop on it's own and my 3 x GTX280's were using the EVGA hydrocopper blocks. Before I noticed that I had great flow on the GPU side and low flow on the Heatkiller side. Both had the same exact components other than the blocks and the Heatkiller had way less flow. With the new setup and both in sub loops instead of separate loops I have noticed an increase in flow from both sides, specifically the cpu side. Now I am just in the leak testing stage, so i cannot say if it will translate into better temps, but at the very least I have better flow and only one pump and one res instead of two, so to me that makes it worth it. I work on the weekends, so I probably will not get completely setup until next week, but we should see some results from Skinnee's review that should give us an idea of what to expect.