Hey HardWarrior guess what...

[Mrvile]

So anyway I'm sitting here waiting for my comp to reboot after installing the latest 71.89, I take my rad (which is patiently sitting on the dresser waiting for my TDX to deliver) and shine a flashlight in it. Whoa! Everything inside is orange, including all the fins. So I take it the silver is just paint, and the rest is copper. Of course, how can I trust my own judgment? I head over to Jab-Tech and they say the thing is copper as well.

Good for me.

So does that mean I'll still need that anti-corrosive solution in the loop, even if both the CPU block and the rad are copper?

 

[NokiaDude]

Are you using distilled water? I hope you are with a copper radiator.

 

[Mrvile]

Of course I am.

 

[HardWarrior]

Hey Mr.;

In general an anti-corrosive is a good idea even if your loop is (supposedly) composed of same-metal blocks. There's bound to be at least a bit of some other metal exposed in your loop, like your pump.

 

[Tyrant222]

did you buy the dual pass 120mm from glacial?

if so the rad looks just like a bix for less money so cheers to you!

 

[HardWarrior]

No, but I wish I would have now.