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    Coolant

    Hey guys, after some searching and not quite finding an answer to my question I figured I'd make a new thread. I'm am wondering what the majority rules on PT Nuke vs. silver coils. I will be running an XSPC RX360 rad, Danger Den cpu and gpu blocks. I want to use distilled but havnt made up my mind yet on as to use nuke or silver coils. What do you guys think? Thanks!

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    Either is recommended as no one here recommends dyes or pre-mix coolants. You'll be happy with either.

    Personally, I would go with nuke just so I don't have something floating around in my res and it's instant protection - no need to wait to build up silver concentration in the water.

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    Yeah, I've seen the terror that dyes wreak. Def not going there. I've been leaning more toward Nuke too being a bit worried about something floating around in my res.

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    Should you ever decide to have multiple loops or multiple water cooled computers, that one bottle of PT Nuke will suffice for them all.

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    Anything but distilled is pure bling, unless you for some reason use Flourinert.

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    I'd pick Silver > Nuke as its permanent, and you don't need to add more every so often/when changing water out

    Whose to say the silver has to be in youre res? Coil it up and stick it in a tube

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    Both work nice. Use both!
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    Yeah I am still using PT Nuke just because I still have a bottle from 5 years ago. It's still 3/4 of the way full lol.

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    If I use primochill tubing which claims to have biocide already in it, is that enough with pure distilled?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Labrat84 View Post
    If I use primochill tubing which claims to have biocide already in it, is that enough with pure distilled?
    Nope, I didnt even know PrimoChill has biocide in it, if it does it must be weak as

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    As h20xide said, what makes you think you have to put it your res? Ianh's kill coils are coils for a reason.


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    Quote Originally Posted by S3RV0 View Post
    As h20xide said, what makes you think you have to put it your res? Ianh's kill coils are coils for a reason.

    Haha, thankyou

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