Odai
06-26-2011, 06:31 PM
Hello,
I currently have an EK Supreme HF block sitting in my loop. I'm using distilled water, and a drop of the CuSO4 based PT Nuke biocide, so going off other users' experiences, and the EK reports, chances are the nickel plating on my CPU block will be failing.
The loop has been running for nearly 3 months now. I was planning on tearing it down for a flush in September. However, now, I am concerned about any damage that could occur to other components in my loop. As a result, would it be worth draining the loop now?
What have other users encountered, in terms of the condition of any components that are in the same loop as the problematic EK blocks? I seem to faintly recall one user complaining that all his BP fittings had been damaged by the flaking nickel?
If the damaged blocks do not cause any damage to other components, and there is no siginificant performance deficit, then I'm guessing it's not going through the hassle of draining the loop early.
I'd greatly appreciate any advice.
Thanks,
Odai.
I currently have an EK Supreme HF block sitting in my loop. I'm using distilled water, and a drop of the CuSO4 based PT Nuke biocide, so going off other users' experiences, and the EK reports, chances are the nickel plating on my CPU block will be failing.
The loop has been running for nearly 3 months now. I was planning on tearing it down for a flush in September. However, now, I am concerned about any damage that could occur to other components in my loop. As a result, would it be worth draining the loop now?
What have other users encountered, in terms of the condition of any components that are in the same loop as the problematic EK blocks? I seem to faintly recall one user complaining that all his BP fittings had been damaged by the flaking nickel?
If the damaged blocks do not cause any damage to other components, and there is no siginificant performance deficit, then I'm guessing it's not going through the hassle of draining the loop early.
I'd greatly appreciate any advice.
Thanks,
Odai.