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| Fluid XP+ Nano-Fluid Liquid Cooling Fluid 32 oz. - Blood Red |
| Part #: ex-liq-149 |
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Price: $44.99
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 Just a mess all the way around
Reviewer: maggot238 (1)
This stuff is horrible, I had it in my system over a year ago and it''s still traces of it in the pump and the radiator. Doesn''t even cool as well as Distilled water.
 Awful stuff
Reviewer: Tom (2)
This is just not very good to use as a cooling liquid... leaves lots of residue in your tubes, and isn''t even very good cooling solution. After switching to regular distilled water temperatures dropped 5C.
Stay Away
05-22-2011
Reviewer: Momo (2)
I bought this product for my first water cooling rig and what a mistake I made. I mean sure it is non-conductive but who starts the system without first running a proper leak test? Second, if you value your water blocks, pump, reservoir and rad please please use distilled water. I had this in my system for 3 days before I switched to distilled water and it had already left residue on my CPU block, reservoir, and most likely rad (can''t see inside rad)! I mean 3 days and I had to wash everything with a toothbrush...downright disappointing. Third, and probably my biggest concern were the temps on my CPU. Overclocked @ 4.3GHz at full load CPU was at 97C, 95C, 94C, 91C max temps, when I did the switch to distilled water temps dropped to 85C, 83C, 82C, 79C! Final verdict, please avoid this product. Do yourself a favor and go with distilled water, also avoid any dye bombs. I would only use this product to showcase a theme build but definitely not for overclocking and no long term use.
 Non Conductive Really!
Reviewer: Divinitus Umbra (20)
I Used This Coolant The Second Round Of My Project And We Still Had Some Leaking Problems (I''m New At This) But This Product Is Amazing Bled All Over MB And No Problems.
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