OK guys...first off all I wanna thank you very much....you are grate. Really apreciate your help.
As it looks now:
Looks like we all can agree that running the pumps in series is a god thing....and so be it. I will run them in series...to gain head.
I have read in some reviews about the swiftech blocks..and just like bigben2k said...these blocks doesn´t seem to benefit alot from very high flowrates. So i´m gonna stick with my 2 1048´s and see what the can do for me..for a starter. Not a big thing to exchange them later on.
As of the blocks..runnign them in series or parallel. Here comes the tricky part for me....but somehow airspirits idea of going with 2 smal loops feels like "the thing" for me :
1. I just can´t help my self from dislikeing the idea of pumping hot water in to the gpu block.
2. As I said..it seemes like swiftech blocks doesn´t benefit from high flowrates...so I´ll just hope theres enough flow in the 1048´s to remove the wattage from the blocks to the rad.
So I think I´m gonna run them in small separate loops between the splitters.
Now..next question is...what would be the right order to place everything in..??
Some people says rad right before the blocks to feed the blocks with as cold water as possible. This way I´ll remove the heat coming from the pumps in to the coolant.
And the also mean that if I put the rad after the blocks,...the newly cold watert going from rad to res will warm up a little bit in the res.
Other people say rads after the blocks...they feel that I need as much pressure/flow as possible on thoose blocks...and that the flow rate will drop down to a level where the HC will cool the coolant better.
So what do you guys say:
res-->pumps(in series)-->rad-->splitter-->blocks-->splitter-->back to res
OR..??
res-->pumps(in series)-->splitter-->blocks-->splitter-->rad-->back to res.
P.S and again..thanks guys for everything D.S
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