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| I always figured #2 and #3 were better, as in those the CPU, GPU, and NB each get fresh water from the radiator, once it comes from the pump of course. But I never see those used, only #1. Why would I want to have hot water from the CPU go over the GPU? Should I assume 317GPH is enough that it wouldn't make any difference?
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| You wont get anywhere near 317gph.... You allways want the highest flow possible through the waterblock. Plus the more flow you have through the CPU block the less temperature increase there will be in the water, the water will only be 0.5*c hotter coming out of the CPU at most, so you wont notice the increase on GPU and NB. You will however notice a temperature hit if you halve the flowrate through the CPU block, as you may do with your paralell setups above. Flow through the GPU and NB dosent matter as much so you can run them paralell and maximise the flow through the CPU.
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