It's good to have fingercots. They're not nearly as obtrusive as gloves and you can avoid leaving thumbprints inside parts like that! I don't see how graphene could ever lose colour? Though i generally find manufacturer claims a little dubious, i always suspect that when you have an affordable product, that it's a really low grade material that behaves 99% like graphite rather than graphene, and is effectively graphite for most intents and purposes - though not to sell graphite short, it's been with us for an eternity but it for sure has some untapped uses, just... not that much of a buzzword. For that matter, that isn't going to lose colour either. What i would worry about, well, colloidal suspensions are hard, and i'd always be afraid that it doesn't stay perfectly mixed. But it seems to have held up fine. It's also well known for lubricating properties, it doesn't have sharp spikes unlike most pigments, so lack of staining is hardly an unexpected result, though if the plastic was degraded on the inner surface via environmental stress cracking previously, it would find its way in the crevices.
I added the color segment because I was asked by friends about that, usually the thicker coolants change color over time and not the lighter ones. The finger cots are funny looking to me and I should wear gloves after cleaning for assembly but I get lazy to be honest lol On the subject of being honest I shut the RGB down for the most part until my son wants to play games with me on my PC, then RGB on Bright lol
Move them? No way I need to have those at close range! lol I try but always fail at finding back ground stuff I do not want in the shots...Thanks for watching and I'm thankful for the comment bro
Great video! All the questions I had you answered. Thanks. I know you mentioned the gunky stuff you pulled out of the cpu and gpu water block fins happens with other coolants. Does that include distilled water? Have you noticed that gunky stuff build up in a distilled water loop with inhibitors?
You know one thing that I don't think anyone ever mentions about graphene is its excellent lubrication properties that probably help pump life. I wish more extensive testing was done on this. I was wondering what anti corrosion additive are withe the premix or if I should try to buy the concentrate and mix my own with some automotive grade coolant. . hmm the possibilities 🤔
I'm almost at 2 years of using this and will be making a video on it. So maybe we'll see how it looks, just wish I had a second system, same pump different liquid, so we could see if it did better you know? Thanks for the comment
Me too, I started a whole new build and I'm going to continue using this fluid to see how it does years down the road, I even have another build it can go in if I change my mind, Thanks for watching,
Have you ever had an growth or bacteria issues by blowing into your system to drain it? I always want to to make draining so much easier but I refrain because I just don't want to deal with that moisture or breath growing something in the loop or corroding anything. Maybe if you've never had issues I'll consider doing it to make my life easier.
No none at all, after I am done clearing out the loop, I rinse the tubing and fittings under running water (sink) then I submerge all of it into a bowl of distilled water. Also premix solutions from EK corsair and the like will have nuetralizing agents already in the premix. So even if I did not rinse or submerge, the premix solution will be more then enough to eliminate any bacteria's or the sort. Hope this helped.
hello do you really think 8 mounths is the bare minimum, i use disteled water and ek bio add on for corrisive and bugs on the loop 3 d5 pumbs and 420 mora gpu and cpu and mem blocks ?
Question about Graphene coolant Liquid setups, So im thinking of buying the RGB compression fittings to light up the tubes and I know clear and opaque white are great for the light to shine thru the setup, how good is graphene in those tubes with RGB lighting running thru the tubes with a pitch black liquid?
Wait to hear the new Pc I'm building's name lol Polybius was a urban myth from the 1980's, if you did not know already, go down that rabbit hole and enjoy lol
Excellent follow up, great to know that it does not stain or interfere with the cooling capabilities of the blocks. Great work man!
Thanks for the video mate, appreciate your work.
Thank you, I appreciate that
Nice job 👏 I liked how you showed the cleaning process
It's good to have fingercots. They're not nearly as obtrusive as gloves and you can avoid leaving thumbprints inside parts like that!
I don't see how graphene could ever lose colour? Though i generally find manufacturer claims a little dubious, i always suspect that when you have an affordable product, that it's a really low grade material that behaves 99% like graphite rather than graphene, and is effectively graphite for most intents and purposes - though not to sell graphite short, it's been with us for an eternity but it for sure has some untapped uses, just... not that much of a buzzword. For that matter, that isn't going to lose colour either. What i would worry about, well, colloidal suspensions are hard, and i'd always be afraid that it doesn't stay perfectly mixed. But it seems to have held up fine. It's also well known for lubricating properties, it doesn't have sharp spikes unlike most pigments, so lack of staining is hardly an unexpected result, though if the plastic was degraded on the inner surface via environmental stress cracking previously, it would find its way in the crevices.
I added the color segment because I was asked by friends about that, usually the thicker coolants change color over time and not the lighter ones. The finger cots are funny looking to me and I should wear gloves after cleaning for assembly but I get lazy to be honest lol On the subject of being honest I shut the RGB down for the most part until my son wants to play games with me on my PC, then RGB on Bright lol
Move the prescription bottles man that's more info then I need. I enjoyed the tear down.
Move them? No way I need to have those at close range! lol I try but always fail at finding back ground stuff I do not want in the shots...Thanks for watching and I'm thankful for the comment bro
This answered a lot for me, thank you
Your welcome, and thank you for visiting it means a lot :)
Good video ! Thanks for your feedback
Great video! All the questions I had you answered. Thanks.
I know you mentioned the gunky stuff you pulled out of the cpu and gpu water block fins happens with other coolants. Does that include distilled water? Have you noticed that gunky stuff build up in a distilled water loop with inhibitors?
once I did, I used some cheap inhibators and saw this, also I apologize for the late response, just going through alot. Thank you for watching
You know one thing that I don't think anyone ever mentions about graphene is its excellent lubrication properties that probably help pump life. I wish more extensive testing was done on this. I was wondering what anti corrosion additive are withe the premix or if I should try to buy the concentrate and mix my own with some automotive grade coolant. . hmm the possibilities 🤔
I'm almost at 2 years of using this and will be making a video on it. So maybe we'll see how it looks, just wish I had a second system, same pump different liquid, so we could see if it did better you know? Thanks for the comment
WOW!!! Those parts definitely clean up well. Is there any advantage to using the go chiller coolants vs other non pastel based coolants?
Dope! Putting this in a rig with Optimus Pumps , EK WBlocks.
Me too, I started a whole new build and I'm going to continue using this fluid to see how it does years down the road, I even have another build it can go in if I change my mind, Thanks for watching,
sounds like you had a few beers with that lasagne too
Worse part is...I do not drink lol But the lasagna was good lol
Have you ever had an growth or bacteria issues by blowing into your system to drain it? I always want to to make draining so much easier but I refrain because I just don't want to deal with that moisture or breath growing something in the loop or corroding anything. Maybe if you've never had issues I'll consider doing it to make my life easier.
No none at all, after I am done clearing out the loop, I rinse the tubing and fittings under running water (sink) then I submerge all of it into a bowl of distilled water. Also premix solutions from EK corsair and the like will have nuetralizing agents already in the premix. So even if I did not rinse or submerge, the premix solution will be more then enough to eliminate any bacteria's or the sort. Hope this helped.
damn, graphene is realy cool. i will stick to the cryofuel stuff from ekwb but yeah thiss is sick.
Thank you
Isn't a toothbrush going to leave scratches all of the plastic?
hello do you really think 8 mounths is the bare minimum, i use disteled water and ek bio add on for corrisive and bugs on the loop 3 d5 pumbs and 420 mora gpu and cpu and mem blocks ?
Question about Graphene coolant Liquid setups, So im thinking of buying the RGB compression fittings to light up the tubes and I know clear and opaque white are great for the light to shine thru the setup, how good is graphene in those tubes with RGB lighting running thru the tubes with a pitch black liquid?
no. the graphene wil absorb all light. it wil not pas any light
You lost me at that wild ass PC name 😂 jk jk
Wait to hear the new Pc I'm building's name lol Polybius was a urban myth from the 1980's, if you did not know already, go down that rabbit hole and enjoy lol
i got this stuff a year in my loop. replaced it when i gotten my new gpu
No issues?
@@2020Tech4U only problem that it foams like crazy... but it seems take up heat and dump it quik very wel only got a single fat 120mm rad
This stuff is worse then water bro..