Watercooled help..

Hi not so long ago i put my my computer in for upgradeing from a p7n diamond to XFX790i mobo useing the q6600.

now since it gone ive noticed that the waterloop was put in reverse instead of the water pump, pumping onto the cpu it goes into the raditor,

now since this has happend ive had my q6600 over clocked to 3.6 on my old board with the pump, pumping onto the cpu
under max load remaining about 28-35C

now on my new board 790i xfx ive overclocked to 3.5 and runs beetween 30/48 C major diffrence this with the water pump going in tho the raditor.

now all i wont to know is the water that loop been put back in or is cause of the heat of the mobo?

The water temp remains consistent throughout the loop, so it doesn't matter if it hits radiator first or CPu first. Check to make sure your block is seated properly. If you have the know-how, go ahead and reapply the TIM.

Is the CPu the only part covered, or are you also covering the NB?

Sounds like the mobo runs hotter, which raises the ambient temp inside the case. 48C is a good load max temp though, so I wouldn't really worry about it too much.

Watercooling your video card will probably lower your case temp, but it will raise the overall temp of the WC loop. Unless you have a really nice loop, or some dual-loop config set up, I'd just leave your video card alone.

forgot to mention that my waterloop sizes are 3/8 mm.