Cool Down Your PC with EKWB EK-CryoFuel Premix PC Coolant, 1000mL, Clear Review

So I just assembled my first circuit and I was afraid of leaving regular distilled water in the circuit for a long time so I decided to go with a pre-mixed liquid. I flushed the circuit and filled it with clear cryofuel. Everything seemed to be going well until I walked away from the computer for the day and noticed that my water blocks had developed a thin white film all over the exposed nickel. Since I flushed the circuit before filling, I'm pretty sure the particles in my circuit were caused

My EK Cryofuel CLEAR came clean out of the bottle. or so it seemed. Within 30 seconds he had some sort of reaction and turned milky white. Brand new loop, only pre-treated with distilled water. A quick search found others claiming they were bubbles and would go away. Then he looked at my beaker and saw that white scales had formed in it. The loop quickly merged, but it was too late. This white mess was everywhere. A couple of washes with distilled water brought it back to satisfactory…

I went to a local micro center to buy clear coolant and was trying to fill my system only to find I needed more. Came back the next day and they were sold out and I didn't know when it would be back in stock so I ordered the same through Revain to finish my build. As a result, I used up 500 ml of this bottle! In total I needed 1.5 liters. My system was pretty greedy! No coolant complaints after almost a month into my user cycle. I like the clear coolant but I might go for a mist/cloud coolant…

I decided to try this product and it was the worst decision I have ever made. I personally don't like adding any dyes to my loop so I bought the CLEAR version of this EK coolant. I got it right, it's a brand new build so before adding the EK PREMIX I used ONLY distilled water and flushed it several times to clean the system and then I flushed all the distilled water and added EK coolant (I DID NOT HAVE ANY COOLANT BEFORE THIS WAS THE ONLY AND FIRST TIME COOLANT I ADDED TO THIS SYSTEM CIRCUIT)…

The key to obtaining a clear liquid was to avoid the breakage that sometimes happens when dye liquids sometimes separate and settle in the reservoir and the blocks clog. The coolant was cloudy on the initial fill so decided to give it time to see if it clears up. After about a week the haze cleared but left the same hazy residue on my tank and the CPU/GPU blocks are now encrusted with some residue stuck in the ribs on the cold plate. The blocks and reservoir will now need to be disassembled and