Can my DD-D5 pump handle it?

[cwiz]

can you drill a hole on the side of the base of the waterblock?

oh, yeah, did you remember to get stuff for the back of the mobo/3d pcb to keep condensation from shorting your boards? ...hope you see this before you start if you didnt!

 

[jseber1982]

yep i got a whole bunch od di-electric grease and coating for the board.. I am not drilling a hole in the waterblock. I am drilling it in cold plate. Cold plate is in between the cpu and peltier. all it is, is just a big hunk of metal.

If i put the peltier on the same loop as the gfx cards, wonder how hot it will make them,, even though i have 2 triple rads

 

[cwiz]

i know what you meant, i'm saying if you drill one in the waterblock, you'll know your keeping the hot side of your peltier cool enough.

 

[vipercrazed]

wow im mad dumb, sorry i meant radiator.........

such an idiot......

the coolant would just sit there in the resivior if it was after the pump, LOL

 

[cwiz]

i'd recommend putting them in this order:
pump->blocks->raditor->reservior->back to pump

 

[GrimReaper23]

hmm why blocks befor rad? that makes no sense to me since you will want the water to cool before it hits the block aka pump > rad > blocks.... my set-up is Pump>T-Line>Rad>Block>Back to pump

 

[aspire]

Youd want the tline before the pump so that when you fill it the wate ris sucked straight into the pump, as running it dry can be damaging to it.

 

[GrimReaper23]

Yea I just thought about that after I looked at it in my pc so yea I was thinking why did I do that but now I think I did that due to the fact of head heat or whatever you wanna call it.

 

[aspire]

Head heat?

 

[GrimReaper23]

well I don't know what it is called it is like the heat that is generated out the head due to it going through the pump. Follow me??? I forgot the actual name.