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Originally Posted by AngryAlpaca
I've come to the opinion that you should put everything where it restricts flow the least.
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Yea, but if you think about it, it should not change much, only affect the flow by less than half tenth of a gallon per minute, since practically you still pass each object in the circuit, but the shorter the tubing the less resistance from the tubing itself... So I'll just stay with the old book from my science class, and keep the circuit as short as possible.
Pump -> water blocks -> radiator -> resovoir -> pump.
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Originally Posted by superart
I was considdering something similar for my next system also (please refer to attached pic.), but am concerned about the pump pumping directly to the rad. Will this pose too high a restriction for the pump?
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Think about it, you will still have the rad somewhere in the system, and the flow should be the same throughout the system, thus why would it matter much? Unless you go into the real small details, but then you might just come out to take the shortest way possible...
