🍒 PrimoChill Vue Pre-Mix (32oz) - Enhanced Black Cherry Violet Review

Great looking product, used it in my last build. Love how it's wrapped in PETG and looks great. Seems good at cooling and preventing organic growth in your body, BATTT. Other reviews that say it leaves a chalky residue in your system are unfortunately correct. I bought 2 bottles for the build shown in the photo and after filling the system for the first time I noticed clouding in the GPU water block. After a week, the liquid itself began to look more and more transparent. After two weeks all…

This stuff looks great in the system, but it will fall out and clog your blocks if you let it sit for more than a few weeks. This is really just "show" and not great in terms of functionality.

Left PrimoChill Vue running on my system for 2 weeks and if it wasn't for the weakened line I would never have known what problems it was causing. I drained the coolant and found corrosion on the fittings and sludge in the lines and blocks. I quickly flushed my system with deionized water several times to clean up this mess. After cleaning the system with a cleaning solution for 3 days I switched to Go Chiller coolant and now the systems are running cooler than ever.

I use my own closed loop cooling system for the CPU only. The coolant looked normal for 2 days, then swirled into a chalky substance that clogged 70% of the CPU water block passages. Did it twice in a row. Air has decomposed the coolant. After the third attempt to submerge the respirator with the cap on, after filling the system, put on the cap and fully immerse it in water. It's been 2 weeks now and the fluid is still good.

Very cool swirls to look at. A bit pricey but I really like it. This is my second time using this liquid. I suggest you prepare exactly as Primochill recommends. I spin around 825 rpm. Valid for approx. 6 months. After that, the vortices begin to diverge. Still looks cool. Tiny, a tiny settlement.

I've seen other comments about the weird fog or stains it leaves. I left my cycle for 3 days without turning on the PC. On day 3 I go to see how my baby is and it's pretty gross. It literally filled the entire tube and only the pump looks normal. All that liquid just disregarded my setup and turned it into a weird mess that clouds the tubes so you can't even see it flowing, defeating the purpose of getting this for me in the first place.

After about a week of use in my new circuit, some of the liquid giving it a cool, silky effect dissolved into a fluffy film in the clear green part the liquid . It then started to build up on the walls of my pipes and heater blocks...including the drain pipe of my tank. I even used their cleaning solution over 24 hours before filling. I contacted the seller but no response for two months. I also had to replace the pump. As I said, this was my brand new custom circuit that included this coolant…

This is definitely a display coolant. Do not leave the computer running more than 6 hours a day, any intensive process that heats the coolant leads to the formation of deposits and the separation of airborne particles. After about a month of use, following PrimoChill's clear instructions, the shine completely lost its effect, the CPU and GPU temperature started to skyrocket. high. Definitely don't buy this for your computer if you use it daily maybe use it for shows and events or whatever…

This is the coolant you should experience in your build. I haven't used Mayhem, just used transparent or solid colors and after a day or so I got bored no matter how light the color you use. It is a permanent state of motion, a lava lamp effect, and after 6 months it still has moving properties. I broke my components after a few months and there was a bit of dirt on the inkjet plates, but it was easy to clean and didn't leave any discoloration on my hardtube or acrylic water block. Just try…