something like this bro

black arrows indicates the flow of the coolant.. while red ones are warm/hot water (ignore the male to male connector haha).. while blue arrows are much more cooler water

when people meant that the res > pump.. it means that the pump should be lower than the res, so that gravity will pull down water towards it..
most pumps have weak sucking power, i hope u dont mistaken pump to suck water haha..

u want the cooler water to hit the CPU first ..

as u can see.. u can pretty much play around with a watercooling setup.. as long as u plan ur budget and got enough space inside ur case

This post has been edited by reiben05: Aug 20 2010, 11:52 PM

I am newbie in WC.
Recently added compression fittings.
What is the best way to remove or uninstall them?
I find it rather difficult to take the compression out once it's done.

slide the tubes into the fittings.. make sure they're fit (fit until the end).. then screw it in until its tight (dont screw it in full, u might have to cut off the tube later on to remove it )

If i use rev>pump>cpu block>radiator>rev again..is tis wil better than rev>pump>radiator>Cpu block>rev again..?

the difference is negligable bro.. .. i have run both of those setups before.. and i think, ambient plays the most part

Hmm..
the best way im doing it is
to hold it with two hand..
left hand hold the bottom part
the right hand twist the fittings..but
if i cant open with my hand.. i used a playar ,
cover the fittings with cloth to prevent
scratch..after it got loosen..open it with ur hand

Thanks bro. I was thinking the same.
I would need look for right tools to open it.
It's damn hard to open it now. Argghhh

i oso doing that lol... =p

ur welcome..
Ya some times we are over tighten it
that y its hard to open coz we r frekin scare
it will leak there..then make ur finger pain, damn
y its so ketat gila lol! Hahaha

i find it best to just one hand hold the tube and the other hand just unscrew the top part of the compression with a cloth since bottom part of the compression is rather small to hold tight.

isnt there any sort of rubber playar ?
easier to hold and scratchless effect

Yeah Bitstops should produce a tool like this to make it easy.
It would be a painless job then

res >>> pump >>> rad >>> mobo >>> gpu >>> rad >>> cpu b >>> b again 2 res...

but the water through to mobo after gpu, thn the water was hot after mobo 2 gpu...

DzX bro,

how do u cabling all your fans mount on top of radiator outside?

i was so geram those wire.. dunno how to do it... help...

yes, compression fittings damn hard to loose it after we over tighten it..... advisable not to use playar to loose it will definitely scratch... use hand to twist compression fittings and another hand twist tubing

picture up soon... my WC setup

This post has been edited by subrok007: Aug 21 2010, 09:34 AM

Can't wait for it

later will up....

how bout ur picture ronaldjoe?

btw, guys can set the EK Multioption Rev2 Reservoir terbalik?

not sure bout rev2 the old one yes can put upside down..

i use this
from vlad ..

berapa bang tu?=)
interested here

emm RM80+ forgot d actual price..
yes its quite expansive,but it have 11 fan port
and 4 molex output...bitspower nice quality..led bling2
but here got the cheaper alternative, d.i.y
LINK

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Added on August 21, 2010, 2:43 pmemm myb can d.i.y it
cover the playar teeth with
some sort thin rubber cloth


This post has been edited by DzX: Aug 21 2010, 02:43 PM