💦 Thermaltake Pacific DIY 1000cc Liquid Cooling System Coolant - Vibrant Blue Cooling Solution Review

Beautiful blue. It's not UV, but I mixed green UV and that together and got a rich blue-turquoise that glows green under UV. If they do UV I'll give 5 stars. I want a blue UV thermal image. See photo of my turquoise blue mix.

seems to work great. I haven't seen any problems with corrosion or biological growth. There are no cooling problems. I haven't changed or flushed once in over a year. It was a little discolored but still worked. I finally flushed and replaced with more of these. To date it works great.

Satisfied with the purchase a month ago. The color was light blue. I've been driving non-stop for a few months. It is now a cloudy, clear purple-green hue. There are spots on the tubes covered with spots. I noticed this when the computer was off for 2 days. We'll have to see if it starts clogging the system.

I think I paid a lot for this item. It performs well, but there are other options for the coolant. I would buy it again, just looking for a cheaper place to buy it and I'm not afraid to make my own. o one more thing, they make the bottle look bigger than it is, pay special attention to how much money is in the bottle.

This large bottle will last, even after years of use. This currently usually cools my AMD quad core processor well at 40C. Use a 120mm radiator and two separate variable speed pumps for more precise cooling control. This product proves to be superior to others because of the Thermalake name. More than enough for your needs.

that's a really good thing. Comes with an extra bottle for easy filling. It's cheaper than buying a smaller pitcher and it took a long time. I don't use my open circuit case anymore, but if I did I would buy it again. Also gentle on the clear tube, it doesn't seem as milky in the loop as you can sometimes get with a cheap clear tube.