LC loop

[sabooya]

http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/5984/loopfc1.jpg

Thats my LC loop. will it work fine? If I was to add a GPU and NorthBridge later should i take it off the cpu line? Or should I pull it from the reservoir via a T line?

 

[aigomorla]

need arrows in direction water is moving.

also blocks and radiator for hardware used.

need to know what pump your using so i can tell you if those restrictions are allowed.

 

[PCTC2]

Originally posted by: aigomorla
need arrows in direction water is moving.

also blocks and radiator for hardware used.

need to know what pump your using so i can tell you if those restrictions are allowed.

:thumbsup:

Equipment list, and if none, budget please!

 

[CurseTheSky]

Adding a Northbridge later shouldn't hurt too bad. Adding a GPU, depending on the GPU, may raise your temps a ton. It depends a lot on your pump and radiator, but you'll probably be best running a second loop, or adding a second radiator (if the pump can handle all that).

Definately post the hardware being used.

 

[DerwenArtos12]

If that's in fact an MCR220's with an MCP655b variable and a Dtek Fuzion cpu block with accelerators and a Swiftech Micro-Res running Pump>CPU> reservoir>radiator>pump then it'll be ok but, I would reccomend putting it Pump>CPU>radiator>reservoir>pump. And with the removal of stated accelerator that would be able to hold a chipset block or a GPU only block but, probably not both.

If it's not an MCR220 and is an MCR320 then all above applies accept that it would be fine to run a chipset and a GPU block in the future pretty easily.