Max recommended temp for AIO fluid?

[Dunkan77]

Hello guys,

I've heard that the higher your coolant is, the faster it evaporates through your tubes. Now I know it's gonna dry out in like 3 years and it's not urgent but how hot would you say I should allow my fluid to be? I have a corsair H100i V2 and I live in a hot place but winter is coming and should bring liquid temps down but about 4 C, however there can be hot days at any time of the year and the fluid will get to those temps if I don't run the fans at 2000 rpm which is too loud for my liking. The max I ever saw was 40 C and some change. Would you consider this too hot? I will ofc sacrifice my ears for some more AIO lifetime. Thanks for answers  

[W-L]

46 minutes ago, Dunkan77 said:

Hello guys,

I've heard that the higher your coolant is, the faster it evaporates through your tubes. Now I know it's gonna dry out in like 3 years and it's not urgent but how hot would you say I should allow my fluid to be? I have a corsair H100i V2 and I live in a hot place but winter is coming and should bring liquid temps down but about 4 C, however there can be hot days at any time of the year and the fluid will get to those temps if I don't run the fans at 2000 rpm which is too loud for my liking. The max I ever saw was 40 C and some change. Would you consider this too hot? I will ofc sacrifice my ears for some more AIO lifetime. Thanks for answers  

The fluid shouldn't really go over 60C for the pump's long term reliability.

[Dunkan77]

On 4/19/2017 at 8:10 PM, W-L said:

The fluid shouldn't really go over 60C for the pump's long term reliability.

First of all, sorry for my very late reply.

So this means that the day I forgot to apply my gaming fan profile and the fluid reached 47 C it wasn't really concerning? Because I panicked and set all fans to 100% when I realized that. 

[W-L]

Just now, Dunkan77 said:

First of all, sorry for my very late reply.

So this means that the day I forgot to apply my gaming fan profile and the fluid reached 47 C it wasn't really concerning? Because I panicked and set all fans to 100% when I realized that. 

It's a little warm but nothing to worry about if it was under load, as long as your fluid and components temps are within reason there shouldn't be much to worry about. 

[chimpp]

On 4/23/2017 at 7:58 PM, Dunkan77 said:

First of all, sorry for my very late reply.

So this means that the day I forgot to apply my gaming fan profile and the fluid reached 47 C it wasn't really concerning? Because I panicked and set all fans to 100% when I realized that. 

Do you still use that cooler bro?