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Im thinking I will just use my R4's for now guys but do plan on getting some 38mm's soon. So I will look for some delta's or san ace's later.

Also this question just poped in my head; Is my PSU enought to power my build + watercooling? I have a Antec 400W if needed but was wondering if I could with my 850W. Also I plan on OCing my CPU, and GPU.


Another thing, anyother suggestion on my WC list?
850watts is PLENTY. You won't need a PSU upgrade for long time with wattage like that.
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850watts is PLENTY. You won't need a PSU upgrade for long time with wattage like that.
Ok good! I knew there was a reason I went with the 850W PSU

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I do think u can ditch the coolant and use distilled water.... you wont have to clean the gunk from the WB
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+1 about the colored coolant. Coolants will stain and gunk up over time, I would strongly suggest you stay away from all froms of them. Most people here use distilled water (found in a grocery store) and Ptnuke. You can also use a silver kill coil instead of the nuke.

If you want to keep some color in your loop, I would suggest you taking a look at colored tubing. Its a lot easier to change if you want to change your colors, and won't stain your components like colored coolants.
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+1 about the colored coolant. Coolants will stain and gunk up over time, I would strongly suggest you stay away from all froms of them. Most people here use distilled water (found in a grocery store) and Ptnuke. You can also use a silver kill coil instead of the nuke.

If you want to keep some color in your loop, I would suggest you taking a look at colored tubing. Its a lot easier to change if you want to change your colors, and won't stain your components like colored coolants.
Yeah I heard that colored coolant can stain your water block but I also hear its not perminate. In which case im fine with cleaning when I need to change the water. But if its perminate then we may have a problem. The only reason why I dont want to go colored tubing is if I want to get a new case and lets say the fans are blue, but I have red tubing, that would bug me but with the colored coolant I could just get some more colored coolant which is cheaper then getting all new tubing.

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Yeah I heard that colored coolant can stain your water block but I also hear its not perminate. In which case im fine with cleaning when I need to change the water. But if its perminate then we may have a problem. The only reason why I dont want to go colored tubing is if I want to get a new case and lets say the fans are blue, but I have red tubing, that would bug me but with the colored coolant I could just get some more colored coolant which is cheaper then getting all new tubing.
Actually at $16 a pop I think the coolant is more expensive than the colored tubing @ $2.25/ft. x 5 ft. = $11.25
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Actually at $16 a pop I think the coolant is more expensive than the colored tubing @ $2.25/ft. x 5 ft. = $11.25
I dont have to get the 32oz one I would get the $9.98 one which is good for a few changes. But I got the big one cause I dont plan on switching cases for a long time since I really dont need to.

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Permenance depends on the brand. I used PC-ICE with a blue dye bomb (the same as the pre-colored ICE) for a little while, and the dye started to break down and deposit crap everywhere. I was able to clean my tubes, but my reservoir is permanently stained.
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Haven't some people reported their tubing getting dyed from the colorant? If so, you'll still have to replace the tubing anyways.
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I find replacing tubing is way less expensive in more ways than one than the cleanup or replacing of blocks and pumps and reservoirs.

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