which way is best?

ive got a ocpc cpu block and chipset block (nortbridge) , also i will soon be getting a dangerden vga block,

i will be using all ofthis with my (huge.) nissian heatercore and a hydror l20 pump what will be the best way of setting this up?

pump -> cpu -> northbridge -> vga -> res -> pump

or somthing like


------------cpu ->
pump ->----------------------------> res -> pump
-----------vga -> northbridge ->

also will the hydror l20 pump be powerful enough?

thanx for the help

[edit] ignore the -'s there only there beacuse it doesn't like double spaces.

cpu immedialy follows the pump (out) for the highest pressure in the cpu block....

anything after that'll go.... (whatever's uses the least tubing)

so its best to have it all in one circuit rather then using a Y connector?

if your heater core is really big you may want an L30 hydro over an L20

ok,... its like this... how big?

i'm assuming that ur cpu needs the most cooling so stick that on as first....

it really doesn't matter what follows that,... but if you have a gpu block thats really restrictive and a res thats really restrictive, then maybe a y would be better, but still....

a series is recommended unless there are more than three blocks... then the last two blocks besides the cpu block get split... if they're restrictive....

damn can't find ruler but the the heater core is taller then my 17" moniter and almost half as wide with 6 vertical passes