i hope this dosnt sound dumb, but can someone (skinnny) test the flowrate of the pump in 3 configurations:

1, with absolutely nothing attached, the pump by itself (and the flowrate meter)
2, with the T3, both loops combined, measuring total of both loops
3, with a Y on the inlet and outlet of the pump, measuring between the two Ys to mimic a parallel setup

whats shocking is how simple this is, its really nothing more than a pump with 2 inlets and outlets, and that we havnt seen pumps sold built to handle a parallel system. which btw is proven to really make a difference. i plan to get one for just a CPU, but i will still be able to run the cpu alone, and the radiators on the second loop. this kind of technology can make almost any setup work better for cheaper, and look better too. also it solves another issue for me, my custom case (which i still havnt taken pictures of) is 3 stacked towers, and theres only 6" of room where the pump sits, but with the way they built the D5, its really not a comfortable fit for the pump unless i lay it on its side. so it will help with fitting issues too.

once the tape issue is concluded, ill get one, and i promise to take photos of my case. (the worst part is i dont have a camera, but my sis needed me to fix hers, so its fixed and sitting right here in front of me, and im still too lazy to take it out, lol)