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Cheers, very much appreciated 
So, you would go like this; PUMP > RAD > CPU > GPU > RES > PUMP? |
Yes. That's a good way to order your parts.
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Okies, had a look at both the MCW55 and the DD Maze4 GPU blocks, I seem to like the looks of the Maze4 better and it includes the ram sinks. Will not watercooling the ram sinks be noticable in GPU temps or not? If not no worries, new to this water cooling as you gathered |
Not watercooling the RAM on the graphics card probably won't make any difference to your setup for the overclocks or the GPU temps.
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Also, could you recommend a decent sized reservoir, I don't mind whether it is inside my case or outside. Though I do have quite a large case (TT Shark Series Black) |
The size of the reservoir isn't the big issue for it working well. What matters is that it is easy to use (easy to refill), gets bubbles out quickly, and doesn't grow algae well. Be warned that acrylic reservoirs in the open are great breeding grounds for algae. The easiest loop to take care of is not exposed to light. But, you can get around that by using water additives and changing water fairly frequently. Search for additives in the forums and read some of the bazillion threads on that issue if you want to know.
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Thanks for your time and co-operation thus far, it's great to know people out there who can give good input on what you are enquiring about!
--Lee
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Good luck!