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    Quote Originally Posted by Cronos View Post
    If the GTX doesn't need to be cleaned, I'd choose it any time over PA. Really, PA is very contaminating and at the same time hard to clean. After two months of use, the water turned into ugly milk, although i cleaned the rad before use with hot water. Everything inside including water block and res. was covered with some deposit. Luckily it was easy to remove, i found the plain salt works the best.
    FYI - All RAD's should be cleaned, not just the PA series.

    Your fluid turning to milk seems to be an isolated instance. I wouldn't try to give the impression that PA series RAD's in general, turn your fluid to milk, or at least not withought providing some links of a few people with the problem.

    I am not sure we can pin your milkey fluid down to the rad... ?

    I get the impression your anti PA rads, and pro GTX rads. If that is true, your definitely in the minority!
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