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Which Additive?

LiQuiD[EViL]

Limp Gawd
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Jul 1, 2003
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Here's my parts list:
Fuzion v2
PA 120.3 w/ EK Barbs
MCP655
Swiftech MicroRes
I'll be using distilled water. Should I just add Zerex or is there something else better?
 
I like the Feser one aditives and dyes, I have the blck/uv blue dye with their heat remover stuff, and it dropped my temps about 5c on the exact same w/c setup and it looks sexy ;)
 
I like the Feser one aditives and dyes, I have the blck/uv blue dye with their heat remover stuff, and it dropped my temps about 5c on the exact same w/c setup and it looks sexy ;)

I don't really want to mess w/ dyes and stuff. I don't wanna worry about clogs or staining. I'd like to keep this as maintenance free as possible.
 
If you have no dyes, then pure distilled and a FEW (i'm talking 2-3 drops) of anti-algae and you'll be fine. Least maintenance and longer life. You can pick up anti-algae stuff at your local pet store. That should be powerful enough to fight off anything in your loop as well as safe for the parts.

I've had no problems with my loop yet.

Watercooling does require maintenance after like 6 months or so, its good to flush out the entire system and refill it. This helps with keeping the distilled somewhat nonconductive. This may also be a good time to check for any cracks (if you have an acrylic top) or any potential leak areas.
 
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