hello..i want to use a cpu waterblock and a gpu waterblock in one loop of my water cooling system, can i use this setup for my watercooling...







This post has been edited by tuckers_201: Jul 25 2006, 04:10 PM

hello..anyone...

I think u should change the loop.
from radiator straight to CPU Wb and then to gpu wb.
reason. cpu produce heat more than gpu. need more chilled water

hurmm..then the gpu will get the hot water from cpu lah then...

http://forums.extremeoverclocking.com/show...&highlight=loop

http://forums.extremeoverclocking.com/showthread.php?t=95998

--> all the wc pic setup. most of them who chilled the cpu n gpu chilled their cpu 1st then the gpu. the reason is as wat i'm saying cpu produce more heat. of cos the hot water will go to gpu but then the temp is not that different.only 1 to 3 c
but then some of the wc also use the loop u want to use.

Just My opinion. hehehehehehe

Any proof that CPU produce more heat than GPU?

Prescot n 79 series gfx?

Not yet find tha proof
but 1 thing cpu more hard working than gpu except during game situation\

HEHEHEHEhe

if i use my wc setup...the water from cpu will not flow through gpu..rite...coze i split the water from rad to share between cpu n gpu...means share the water from rad...

This post has been edited by tuckers_201: Jul 27 2006, 12:49 AM

Yup n meet again at the end of y connector

hurmmm..then which one is better? using one line setup..pump-rad-cpu w/b-gpu w/b-reseviour or using my plan??

u try both setting

ok..i'll try it then..hihih..tq

erm...

i wud say go for ...

Pump - RAdiator - CPU - GPU - RESERVOIR - Pump

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i dunt think the loop ur going to use will work, because i think the water will not be distributed accordingly.

Good Luck

May the WC force be with him

Fren... i'm no engineer but u can use the loop that u have, & zahri is right.
The water won't be distributed evenly as the gpu block doesn't restrict water too
much, & the cpu block needs high volume flow to keep cool. May i suggest
restricting water flow to the gpu by adding a smaller hose of a valve, clamp the
hose or by other means. By this more fluid will flow thru the cpu block but make
sure u don't restrict by too much as to cause the gpu to run at high temps. I MAY
BE WRONG!! Discuss with others before attemping this as it may not work. It's
only my 2 cents.

try diffrent loops on ur own bro, u never discover if never try... juz my opinion...

well..... 40'C (from cpu) + 60'C (from gpu) does not make it 100'C

(got what i mean?)

Just my 2 cents. If you have a high flow rate from your pump, then running parallel should not pose too much problem.