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liquid to use

jpopa

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short of liquid nitrogen( like my plastic tubing could take it LOL) is there anything to use better than distilled water(deionized)? is. liquid kryptonite.... or maybe sub-zero's blood... etc... any suggestions welcome :p
 
Distilled != De-ionized

I can't stresst that enough. Not the same. Don't use de-ionized, use distilled.

And to answer your Q: Not really, adding WW or a similar lubricant will help, but nohing amazing(2-3C drop under load). Adding iodine or another anti-algae agent just kills the green stuff soon to be living in your w/c rig if you didn't use any.

Stick with distilled, use a water chiller and/or pelt(s) if you want colder temps.
 
Adding Jet Dry will break the surface tension of the water and make in 'wetter' just like Water Wetter but just doesn't stink :p I tried both in my W/C rig and got the same temps.....
 
Originally posted by MajorDomo
Adding Jet Dry will break the surface tension of the water and make in 'wetter' just like Water Wetter but just doesn't stink :p I tried both in my W/C rig and got the same temps.....

I would use bleach instead of jet dry. jet dry contains fragrances and might harm your pump or copper in the blocks or rad.

Probably wouldn't hurt anything, but I would be safer instead.

Edit: Yes Watter Wetter stinks like a$$. It is a component in the "red stuff" kind of anti-freeze(ie - dexcool brand). It smells like antifreeze.
 
ok, thats what i thought about distilled / deionized and i was told that was wrong by my step bro ( trying to get his pharmacy degree, and im worried cause chem is a big part of that lol) but yes, sounds good to me. i got some..........Zerex Racing Super Coolant... any good? thanks for the suggestions though
 
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