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Cooler Master ATCS 840 - Filling water cooling loop
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alyraver Says:
just curious, do you have to 'bleed' the system to get the air out? ps pls excuse me for not knowing, would like to know more info about liquid cooling systems thats all
H3LLSMAN Says:
Non-conductive liquid coolant, LOL, brainwashed much, want to know what your "Non-conductive liquid coolant" is made of, Distilled water and dye. Remove the dye and you have the superior coolant Distilled water 2-5$ per gallon.
bm13245 Says:
No, silver is used for its bactericidal properties. Also, this is from 2 years ago. Go away.
mescalero78 Says:
most watercoolers will use pieces of 99.99% silver to combat this affect.
microjoh Says:
which watercooling system do u ve pls
drunkdrive1218 Says:
swiftech they got some good stuff
boldziga Says:
non conductive water is non conductive... so when you have a leak, its like vege oil, you wont have a problem..... but the 1 problem u will have is wasteing money on more pipe and water if u dnt fix the leak :S
lolodado Says:
because it wont fry your system if it leaks, right?
Oddish08 Says:
hahaa yee i saw that 2 ey..
vearheart42 Says:
No liquid is non-conductive once it mixes with metal shavings in dust.
Gold13n13gg Says:
the point of a leak test is to make sure jst the pump is on and not the other parts so even if they get wet they wont be wrecked
Schnikerdoodle Says:
Why are you using water?
chikwin Says:
Very true. I want to buy a liquid cooling kit. Should I but from Swiftec or DangerDen?
supertroye Says:
As I have come to realize, there is no such thing as a non-conductive coolant that you can buy for under $20. Distilled water is the next best thing.
chikwin Says:
Aren't you leak testing it? Shlouldn't you be using a non-conductive liquid coolant?
supertroye Says:
it's distilled water.
chikwin Says:
WAS THAT ACTUALLY WATER!?!?!
supertroye Says:
Probably once every 6 months
Twisted86 Says:
Just curious how often do you change the water?
siekma123 Says:
ok thx ::)
supertroye Says:
Swiftech MCP 655B
siekma123 Says:
what model is this pump ?
neardood1 Says:
I reckon the best way in terms of resivoirs is a swiftech one. them auto bleed the system and have heaps of expansion capabilities
geoboy333 Says:
but what if it does leek doesn't it damage the parts
guyver33 Says:
Clean set up dude, I like it.