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 Lowyat.Net's Watercooling Club, Pictures of setups & screenies !

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aloy237
post Dec 29 2006, 11:44 PM

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QUOTE(sHawTY @ Dec 29 2006, 07:41 PM)
Bro, if i were you, i will only use the CPU waterblock.
Why?

Coz that will make you're processor run cooler.
And you know you'reself that the processor is the most important part in a pc, and that's the highest temperature producer... smile.gif

My advise for you is, take out the northbridge waterblock, then use back the original northbridge heatsink...

This way, you can keep you're processor run cooler... wink.gif
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To watercooling experts, kind to help me in watercooling a bit?

Now, i'm using "Air Suling" [can't remember the name in english sweat.gif ] for my watercooling loop.

1st question:
How do i make the water turns to UV green?
Is there any Car Coolant that meets the specification to turn my "Air Suling" to UV Green?

2nd question:
What's the measurement for mixing the water with the car coolant? blink.gif

Help me guys... icon_question.gif

Got bored with the transparent colour... sweat.gif
That's why i want to turn it to UV Green... wub.gif

***Please don't tell me to get those UV Green tubes... sweat.gif
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You can use a coolant specifically designed for watercooling like the Swiftech Hydrx which comes in a 30ml bottle. The recommended mix for that is 1 bottle (2 fluid oz / 30 ml) to a litre of distilled water.

I have been using that for more than 4 months without degradation of colour and/or murkiness. BTW the Hydrx is green UV reactive. rclxm9.gif


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