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Reservoir/pump + drain location (walve)
- Thread starter Droidene
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- May 22, 2011
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That all depends on what case you'll be using. A list of your PC components including case and water cooling loop will go a long way as well as searching with keywords "liquid cooling" of said case can help you see what many others have done with said case.
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Iv scouted everywhere, but mostly seems to have "custom" reservoir combined with other kind of "block" that sit on top of pump wich give you more "inlet or outlet", what im concern is where do i place walve? on the inlet or outlet?
I do not have all the parts, but i do know what im gonna build.
Case: Fractal Design Define "S"
Radiator: two of em, 360 and 240 (Where im gonna place 360 on top, 240 in front), mind you.. x-flow.
Tubes: Hard tube.
So... flow direction would be like this:
Outlet --> GPU --> CPU --> Rads + Rads --> and then back to reservoir (inlet)... so i supose i need a walve before water gets to inlet.. some sort of T or Y plug to attack walve to it.
I cant seem to find a system who has exacly that "all in one combined reservoir / pump i just posted who has a walve.
I do not have all the parts, but i do know what im gonna build.
Case: Fractal Design Define "S"
Radiator: two of em, 360 and 240 (Where im gonna place 360 on top, 240 in front), mind you.. x-flow.
Tubes: Hard tube.
So... flow direction would be like this:
Outlet --> GPU --> CPU --> Rads + Rads --> and then back to reservoir (inlet)... so i supose i need a walve before water gets to inlet.. some sort of T or Y plug to attack walve to it.
I cant seem to find a system who has exacly that "all in one combined reservoir / pump i just posted who has a walve.
