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Question: first time water cooling and to save money going to use distilled water ..what else do i need to add in the water and how often to i change the water?
Document: I was tired of using Feser One cooling fluid it kept generating lots of particles that would clog my filters and cooling blocks. I decided the best thing to do was to get back to the basics and use just distilled water and a kill coil, since the change over there are no more particles of any kind and no algae growing and it has been two months now so I am happy again.
Silver coils and distilled water are the way to go don't waste your money on premixed coolant for your watercooling loop.
Was running Feser One in my system until I saw gel 'floaties' in my reservoir when moving my computer. 7 bucks is nothing compared to having to replace a radiator or a water block. Learn from my mistake and use a kill coil with plain DISTILLED water. (color will darken in time, it means it is working)
No issues, does exactly what i wanted it do do for keeping a distilled water cooling system on my computer clean
I have never had a liquid PC cooling system so I cannot compare to other methods of cleansing. No problems 2 months later in my distilled water system. Seems to do its job.
Why worry about bacteria/algae build up in your liquid cooling system? Just add one of these.
I put two of these in the reservoir with distilled water a little over 4 years ago. I have 3 radiators in the loop. On the 3rd year, two out of the 3 radiators (XSPC RX240) leaked. On the 4th year, the larger radiator TFC Feser Monsta leaked. Some people have said that the radiator manufacturers might use tin-lead to solder the rads.The product works. The distilled water stayed crystal clear.
Siver coil did exactly what its suppose to, suppress organisms from growing my my computer water cooling loop. But I had Al, Ni, and Cu in the loop too. The Ni or Al and the Ag were 2 electrically dissimilar metals and they started to corrode each other. After 6 month of not knowing this was going on, I had minimal damage from the corrosion which affected my GPU and silver coil. When I pulled the silver coil out of my water, it was almost black.
Not much to say here. The product does very well at keeping coolant from becoming contaminated from algae and other microbial contaminants. Just drop it in the tank or reservoir and you're good to go. I actually drained my cooling system and ran some cleaner through it first. Then while the system was flushing, I put the coolant in a 1 gallon jug with this silver strip, shook it up, and left it overnight. So far so good.
Dropped it in my res with distilled water, no problems at all. I was initially worried it would float around in the water current but I suppose the coil design prevents that. There will be slight yellowing and tarnishing but that just means it is working. This IMO is light years better than any additive.
Answer: Welcome to the obsession that is custom water cooling. I have used distilled water in 3 custom water loops. Using only a silver coil and flushing the system once a year I have not had a single issue. Make sure your blocks use the same type of metal to prevent corrosion but a simple silver coil should be all you need.