car battery water got some manganese element.. not just distilled water..i'm using battery water also...lolz..

i think drinking water, distilled water and mineral water are different, i think spritzer never come out distilled water b4, they are mineral water, distilled water is those drinking water bottle lookalike with and stated in label distilled water/process distillation/proses penyulingan/air suling etc... if the label stating drinking water, then its RO, which contain some mineral inside. and mineral water contains the most minerals if u read at the ingredient there and the label...

the carrefour distilled water i bought contain 0 % in every ingredients stated on the label...

Altought i did not get A in my chem    but i do kno this...

Normal distilled consumer water is not 100% free of minerals altough the content is very very minimal..
And btw.. Humans can drink water without minerals.. Coz we can get minerals from other sources like foods... Its a on goin debate round the world bout the pro and cons of distilled water...

Same goes for battery water.. Some water battery company do add some additives to make the battery last longer even though its not stated in the content..

So its juz the matter of preference i think..

But if want 100% pure distilled water get those industrial/lab grade distilled water in silica or silicon(something like that  ) container to prevent contaminants from slowly absorbing in to the water...

Somebody should start selling those.. Sure untung 1... Haha.. 

there are no two types of battery water, just one type of battery water. Distilled water is what battery water consists of. How different can it get. What is the major constituent of which differentiates battery water and distilled water? Nothing really.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distilled_water

Wiki does help abit here.

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Added on August 10, 2008, 1:48 am
Distilled water is purified water. You can drink it, the only difference would be that, it would lack essential minerals or elements for your body. Spritzer does have two types of packaging, one mineral and the other distilled.

In refernce to companies which do that, mind you, distilled water does clean a lot of shit that our indah water wont be able to clean. So noting that the distillation process is used to a certain extent to remove this impurities, the companies would have added minerals or elements after distillation. Which is done to mineral water essentially. Not that we have water as clean as the Swiss alps..

i think battery water or those drinking distilled water are suitable to use as long as its not mineral water or tap water can d...

of course with proper mixture of additive such as biocide etc... 

i think its not good also, for ur info, TT uses aluminium radiator, which is not recommended to mix different metal in the same loop... corrosion will occur if u use copper block....

2nd, TT pump is quite famous for its failure after few months of usage, so if ur pump suffer suddent death, so as ur PC might be gone as well....

3rd, TT radiator are old inefficient design, so its not recommended as well...

4th, mayb u can use the reservoir, but the threading on the reservoir are small, so its quite restrictive i can say....

last of all, nvr ever use THERMALTAKE liquid cooling products... so as COOLERMASTER or GIGABYTE, u can use the Aquagate MAX reservoir + pump... quite nice i can say...
http://www.coolercases.co.uk/skull/skull_2200.jpg
http://www.coolercases.co.uk/skull/skull_2260.jpg
http://www.coolercases.co.uk/skull/skull_2270.jpg

taken from xtremesystem

tht guy modded the faceplate of the CM aquagate max pump + reservoir, rest he uses custom parts...

hey guys...i'm going to do some business soon...Custom made Reservoir...wish me luck...will be updated soon...lolz..

You want my ghetto old school bay res? LOL

Can you guys help me with WC setup circulations? I am using 1X cpu block and 1X NB block.TQ

Well,seems to the same as i thought,on top.
I am not using any gpu block,only using a custom cpu block and a swiftech NB block.