"Why is there so many !diots.."
Then, after that kind of topic, going on to insist that because you saw a couple of articles saying something was true, it must be true. As for the [H] bashing, all I was saying is that the tenor of the post was very similar to the few topics I bothered to read over at that cesspool.
Let me clarify something for you. When I first started watercooling, I believed much as you seem to that certain things should be beneficial just because they seem to make sense, such as putting the radiator before the block. I'm pointing out that in many cases, contrary to logic, this is not the case. You absolutely can not plan a system from the ground up and expect maximum performance from the first run. It takes a bit of tweaking and adjusting and rearranging to get the most out of your gear. Maybe you'll get the best results for YOUR system if you put the rad before the block. Maybe not. All I was trying to give was the conventional wisdom that there is no way of guessing how your system is going to do until you fiddle with it. Once you have some data for us to toy with, then we can help you fine tune it, and I promise there will be a long line of people wanting to give their $0.02.
On another note, I don't know what your fascination with post counts is due to, but it has never been something I have much bothered to pay attention to, except in the rare instance I come across a topic from someone with a very low one that starts out with an antagonistic tenor from the very beginning. I get better results from having my pump before my water block(s), so does that make me an !diot..? That's what I was trying to point out. There are alot of people here that'll bend over backwards for somebody that wants to learn, but they might not take a liking to being called !diots.
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