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I feel like this needs another refresh based on recent posts/comments.

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I feel like this needs another refresh based on recent posts/comments.

18 Comments

  1. Clean__Cucumber

    isnt bottom left bad? like all the air will go into the pump and that is smth you dont want, so its the same as in the “bad” pic

  2. qu38mm

    Every other day is “OK” display day, and today I saw one “BAD.” So yes it does need to be posted over and over.

  3. DDzxy

    I do it like bottom right, but the other way around, the pipes go from right

  4. Granhier

    I had to stop for a moment “Is this loss?”

  8. AvgUsr96

    Bro the top right one is literally the optimal way according to corsair iirc.
    Edit. IM FUCKIN RETARDED. Sorry, I had that backwards in my head, tism and adhd strike again 😭😭😭

  9. Skeeter1020

    SFF owners: *lol like I have a choice?*

  13. mr_gooses_uncle

    The entire video is about the nuances of this and why you can’t generalize it like this and then people turned it into a template to generalize with

  14. I_think_Im_hollow

    Just follow the guidelines of the manufacturer.

  15. NekoShintaro

    I have this is my phone saved for whenever I build something

  16. Nielips

    Usually the best, is whatever will fit in the case.

  17. aeric67

    I don’t understand why OK and BETTER aren’t reversed. Seems air could become trapped in the local high point of the pump block in the current BETTER option. Where the OK option has no local high point near the pump block.

  18. LadBooboo

    Top left is only bad if your pump is in your CPU block like the vast majority of AIO brands but for some brands like Be Quiet! (pump inline with tubes) or those that have the pump in the radiator itself (IIRC NZXT and MSI AIOs have them), it doesn’t really matter what the orientation of the AIO is.

    TL;DR? Just make sure your pump *isn’t* the highest point in the loop and you’re golden.

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