Im building a computer and id like to get a liquid cpu cooler, would i have to change the liquid inside the cooler after a certain amount of time? Also this is the one im thinking about getting http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-Cooling-Heatsink-Radiator/dp/B009SJR3GS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1372290828&sr=8-1&keywords=Cooler+Master+Seidon+120M+Liquid+Cooling+System+120MM+Radiator
Liquid Cooling question
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For closed loop coolers such as the one linked the answer is usually no. The coolant level will drop over a long period of time, and most units do contain some sort of fill port to top it up. You will have to research what coolant they use though.
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For a CLC like that Seidon, no. With the exception of the H220, they dont even give you the ability add or remove coolant unless your fine with just cutting the tubing.
I believe the Asetek design CLC's (Corsair Hydro's I know are) all use Ethelyne Glycol (Anti-Freeze) for their coolant.
I believe the Asetek design CLC's (Corsair Hydro's I know are) all use Ethelyne Glycol (Anti-Freeze) for their coolant.
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