liquid help me

[alexjpn]

please ...
anyone know this liquid?
https://www.coolinglab.co.jp/index.p...roducts_id=497
as in Japan did not have feser one.
Always seek the USA, besides the time and transmission would be expensive for me.

if he and the driver of energy ...
if you have leaks between the blocks
not break anything

[masska]

please ...
anyone know this liquid?
https://www.coolinglab.co.jp/index.p...roducts_id=497
as in Japan did not have feser one.
Always seek the USA, besides the time and transmission would be expensive for me.

if he and the driver of energy ...
if you have leaks between the blocks
not break anything

never seen it before, so I cant say if its any good.
Can you get PrimoChill in Japan?
http://www.primochill.com/

I understand your frustration though, here in Australia we have to buy most things from US or Europe.

shoganai desu ne

[alexjpn]

never seen it before, so I cant say if its any good.
Can you get PrimoChill in Japan?
http://www.primochill.com/

I understand your frustration though, here in Australia we have to buy most things from US or Europe.

shoganai desu ne

thanks... but if you have problems with leakage of primochill it can burn anything?
and conductor of energy?

[masska]

thanks... but if you have problems with leakage of primochill it can burn anything?
and conductor of energy?

Try not to have leaks. Take precautions to avoid any leaks.
And besides I don’t believe anything is truly non-conductive.
If you splash water on your components, dry them quickly and put a blow dryer on it asap. Let it dry a good 24-48 hours before using.
I tried to have a look at that site, but Google couldn't translate it.
Although I lived in Japan for 4 years, I cant understand Japanese Script.
What other brands can you get in Japan?

[alexjpn]

Try not to have leaks. Take precautions to avoid any leaks.
And besides I don’t believe anything is truly non-conductive.
If you splash water on your components, dry them quickly and put a blow dryer on it asap. Let it dry a good 24-48 hours before using.
I tried to have a look at that site, but Google couldn't translate it.
Although I lived in Japan for 4 years, I cant understand Japanese Script.
What other brands can you get in Japan?

http://www.oliospec.com/index.php?ac...tCategoryId=46

unfortunately I do not think that primochill
only koolance and Zalman

unfortunately I always ask the USA and parts of Europe when I want something.

i live in japan 14 year but i´m brazilian.
sorry my bad english.

[masska]

http://www.oliospec.com/index.php?ac...tCategoryId=46

unfortunately I do not think that primochill
only koolance and Zalman

unfortunately I always ask the USA and parts of Europe when I want something.

i live in japan 14 year but i´m brazilian.
sorry my bad english.

ok, are you mixing metals in your loop (water cooling)?
and do you want colour or clear?
I've just had a read of Jingway products on their site. Made in Taiwan, but like I said earlier, I've never heard of it before. Thats not to say that its a bad product. Its cheaper than the Koolance and Zalman and I guess that has to do with the import of those products. Give it a try and see how you go, but I wouldnt use Zalman if I had a choice.
In my loops I only use clear because I use black tubing and I dont like the staining the dyes leave on my blocks.

[NaeKuh]

alex find this... (my friend uses this in japan and reports no problems).



try a drug store...

it should be around 300-500yen i think.... for 300ml.. u need around 1L.

another place is try a car garage... cars like to use distilled also.

[masska]

what is it NaeKuh?

[NaeKuh]

suposidely pure water.

Its called mizu no genzo.

look at the ingrediants it has 0 for everthing.

[alexjpn]

alex find this... (my friend uses this in japan and reports no problems).



try a drug store...

it should be around 300-500yen i think.... for 300ml.. u need around 1L.

another place is try a car garage... cars like to use distilled also.

lol
it is used for use in cooling water will exit cheap.

200yen

[NaeKuh]

cheap = happy!

[masska]

suposidely pure water.

Its called mizu no genzo.

look at the ingrediants it has 0 for everthing.

must get my mother inlaw to send me some

[Boogerlad]

trust me, distilled water and a biocide is the best coolant (if you exclude that funky 3m stuff for $2000 and aren't mixing metals) Never go with crappy zalman stuff. The new koolance stuff is good, and the old stuff was phail.

[NaeKuh]

trust me, distilled water and a biocide is the best coolant (if you exclude that funky 3m stuff for $2000 and aren't mixing metals) Never go with crappy zalman stuff. The new koolance stuff is good, and the old stuff was phail.

That is what i was trying to source alex and masska in japan.

That is about as closest to a bottle of distilled you can probably find convientently at a pharamcy in japan.

LOL i bet alex is happy he's only spending 600 yen vs, 2000 yen.

600 yen (3 x 200 yen) ~ 6 dollars vs 2000 yen ~ 20.00 dollars