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Originally Posted by 8-Ball
I have to agree that loewr maintenance is definitely a bonus in some peoples minds. Remeber that there are a lot of people getting into watercooling more for the bragging rights than anything else and probably won't be too keen on regular maintenance.
It's the conductivity issue which concerns me.
Until I see someone pour a load of this stuff over a running computer and it still work, then I will accept that it "may" be worth the money. And not only that, but I don't want to see someone pouring this stuff straight out of a bottle onto a computer. I want to see that it is still non-conductive after the recommended 2 years running time in a real system.
8-ball
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honestly if it 10000% non conductive like that ill make a vat of the stuff and run my computer in it...pump the fluid around it and whatnot