once u got your items in hand u also will become a pro lol

true, higher restriction makes the block performs better. but in a loop with more than 1 block it can cause lower performance to the whole loop compare to a least restriction block. if planning to have a lot of block in a single loop, it is better to have the least restriction block.

bro where is your mobo block??? havent got it yet is it?

it suppose to deliver same temp water to the 3 blocks. compare to a serial setup the 1st block will receive the lowest temp water while the last block will get the higher temp water.

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Added on October 8, 2011, 3:19 ambtw where did u get this pic? kind enough to give me a link to the original thread?

This post has been edited by iaknesnah: Oct 8 2011, 03:19 AM

this is tj07

thats what i was saying..

This post has been edited by iaknesnah: Oct 8 2011, 08:15 AM

thanks bro

copper???

yaa not many choices for 140 rad

lol bro.. very far laa your topic

2 loops means u have 2 separate loops with separate pumps and separate radiators to isolate the heat.
example
1 loop is for mobo and cpu
1 loop is for 2 gpus
so total u have 2 loops

if u wanna cool just 1 gpu and 1 cpu, then there is no point having 2 loops.
but if u have to cool 2 gpus, mobo, rams and cpu, and u planning to overclock, the heat will rise. so it is better if u can separate some of the heat. becoz in a single loop with all these restrictions wont give u a good temp since the water is too slow to push through all these blocks and rad. in my opinion if u have too many blocks(hardware to cool) it is better to have more than one loop (if u can afford to have so many blocks i assume u also can afford more than 1 loop lee )

your spec only 1 loop enough laaa.. unless u have 2 gpu and planning to cool your rams and mobo as well.

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Added on October 10, 2011, 8:17 pm2 loops is more for the extreme people.. with extreme money

This post has been edited by iaknesnah: Oct 10 2011, 08:17 PM

thats correct.

rm800 for comp fittings alone i assume

huhuhu...

mo-ra3 uses 18 fans in push pull

aha.. i think its a bit overkill for normal users. but if u oc it helps a bit with the temp

wow thats bad... anyone got steady hands maybe confident to solder a new capasitor can get this... btw can rma or not?

why not. but it is best to place the rads one afer every block. and u'll need a strong pump to push water through.