Feser Attack

[SNiiPE_DoGG]

Yeah it's like within 2 degrees of water, and looks great under UV. As for how it performs stacked up against other coolants, it is definitely not worth $30 a bottle. Distilled will always be the cheapest, yet still effective, coolant. After all, it is called watercooling. As for me, the real question isn't in any performance gain you could possibly get from it, but about who and why you are buying it. It could be amazing and well worth $30, but can it seriously compensate Feser? I think not.

its only $19.95 a liter not $30

and if you are making a showcase build then I see it as a must have. the only water-dye combo I have ever gotten to work is green. It works great but it sure aint blue or orange lol

[BreeSpree]

its only $19.95 a liter not $30

and if you are making a showcase build then I see it as a must have. the only water-dye combo I have ever gotten to work is green. It works great but it sure aint blue or orange lol

I was trying to predict the total cost, water is actually pretty heavy to ship. Like $7-10. Well you could use HydrX for a UV green, which I also find easiest. There are always other options though, such as pentosin. There are also other types of bottled coolants that should work in a showcase build, such as D-Tek Tonic, for example, FluidXP+...ew, and Primochill PC-ICE...double ew.