I recently ordered a water cooler from corsair. I am a bit concerned about it freezing while shipping and sitting at my door before I get home. I want to know if there is a chance it will get damaged while being in the sometimes sub-zero weather. I don't know if they put anti freeze or something to help prevent it. This is my first time with water cooling so I've no idea what to expect. (the product is a CORSAIR Hydro Series H60)
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Closed loop water cooler freezing during shipping?
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delellod123
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i believe the "water" in the water cooler is actually glycol. or a glycol/water mix. you should be fine. glycol freezing point is 8.78°F
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