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FX, a Feser 120.1 will take the place of that 80.2 If I am running a raid setup, won't the southbridge get hot? I am going to be using all 6 sata slots for hdd's (2 raptors in raid 0; 4 in raid 5) It will definitely make that part of the board run hot when data transfer commences. Now...

Sorry for the late responses guys, was out on business. Anyways, thanks for the inputs, I think I am going to go with the two 120.1's and a 120.3 This setup should be fine in a single loop, so that is what I will be going with. It will be similar to the first layout, I may just modify the...

Sorry for the late replies guys, was out on work. So, there is no way possible to modify the 12v rails on a PSU to constantly run, or at least to add a seperate circuit to the loop and power a different set of devices?

I am going to call Six Flags and ask for help. LOL. Good explanation though. Lets try this... I was looking at the new Black Ice M160. It is basically the upgrade on the Micro2, but don't have the specs on it. Or better yet, two 120 singles, vice the 80 dual. Any suggestions?

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My brain is getting cooked trying to setup a loop....:banghead:

Here are two loops that I was thinking about. The first is a series loop with all parts in the circuit. The second splits the hdd & sb w/b's from the rest of the loop (making them independent). It still cycles with one pump, any suggestions? Oh yea, that PMP-450A cover has dual...

I have gotten closer to this build, and I am planning on running a three Rad setup with the PMP-450 Top on a MCP-655. There are a few loops I have posted in other threads, but no definite answer on what restrictions/advantages it can have on the loop.

I would like to get the entire lot of used 10mm ID G1/4'' Compression Fittings and two used (maybe four after some more loop suggestions) of the 13mm ID G1/4'' Compression Fittings. Still got them available?

Is it possible to mod a PSU to run a 12v line to power a watercooling loop after a computer shutdown? I know if a watercooling loop is shutdown with the system, it poses a heating issue on all the parts that are not cooled down. Any ideas? :toast:

I was planning on running 3/8'' ID tubing on the outlet side. When/if merging a 2-loop setup back to inlet, 1/4'' ID would be used. Any suggestions? :eek:

I actually saw someone else's setup where they had three MCP-355 pumps running in series (actually connected to eachother at the inlet side, amazing). The thing is, I don't know how much case real estate that will give me. I ordered a Lian-Li v2010b (freaking huge btw), and with two pumps...

Now with the pump, is it posible to run two outlets and one inlet? I want to run two loops with that single pump (MCP-655), and have the loops merge when close to the inlet.

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Currently, I am having the biggest problem on deciding which is the best setup for my system... I have selected the parts I want to get already, they are listed below: Radiators: -Feser X-Changer 120mm Single -Feser X-Changer 120mm Triple (17mm Fan Spaced) -Black Ice Micro 2 80mm Dual...