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I called corsair and they told me it would most likely freeze....well they put me on hold to ask someone else and they told me it was water mixed with propylene glycol ( which they horribly mispronounced) which has a melting point of -59°C or -74°F but not knowing how much of each is in there makes me think it will probably be OK if i left it outside for a few hours but overnight might be pushing my luck.

I have to pack up to drive back home soon and im trying to find what kind of liquid is in these pre-filled systems, I don't want to leave my rig in the car overnight and have the liquid freeze and break or loosen something. does any one know if its safe to leave outside for a few nights? its gets down to around 20°F most nights, sometimes colder sometimes warmer.

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I was wondering the same question, not sure if it does or not.

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I think the Liquid wont frezze becuze i saw a video a guy modded his h100i and got his CPU on -11 Ceclius. So its safe

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I think the Liquid wont frezze becuze i saw a video a guy modded his h100i and got his CPU on -11 Ceclius. So its safe

Modded in what way? he must of used liquid nitrogen or put the rad in a freezer or something. 

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I think the Liquid wont frezze becuze i saw a video a guy modded his h100i and got his CPU on -11 Ceclius. So its safe

I hope you dont mean TTL's video.. it was fake

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I think the Liquid wont frezze becuze i saw a video a guy modded his h100i and got his CPU on -11 Ceclius. So its safe

geez TTL`s video is fake. he is trolling.hahaha that still does the trick i see

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I think the Liquid wont frezze becuze i saw a video a guy modded his h100i and got his CPU on -11 Ceclius. So its safe

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I have to pack up to drive back home soon and im trying to find what kind of liquid is in these pre-filled systems, I don't want to leave my rig in the car overnight and have the liquid freeze and break or loosen something. does any one know if its safe to leave outside for a few nights? its gets down to around 20°F most nights, sometimes colder sometimes warmer.

 

Call Corsair and ask what temperature it's safe down to. It definitely won't freeze at 32f since it's not pure water in there. 

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Modded in what way? he must of used liquid nitrogen or put the rad in a freezer or something. 

Saw a guy with like 40 fans on a h100i

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[spoiler= Dream machine (There is also a buildlog)]

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You know that's fake right?

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You know that's fake right?

Why would it be fake?

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Why would it be fake?

 

The temperature of a water or air system can NEVER, ever, ever drop below the room temperature (See laws of physics), and I can assure you it was not -11c in that room. 

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Why would it be fake?

 

Having two fans vs 100 fans wont change anything. Its a troll vid haha

 

Plus you cant ever get negative delta unless you are using Liquid Nitrogen 

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The temperature of a water or air system can NEVER, ever, ever drop below the room temperature (See laws of physics), and I can assure you it was not -11c in that room. 

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I GOT FOOLED!

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Why would it be fake?

as a senior physics major this makes me sad...

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I GOT FOOLED!

I can't believe that video is still fooling people, do you even science bro?

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y would u leave your computer in ur car. Unless u live in a good neighborhood it might get stolen. I seen people break into cars for cheaper things

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y would u leave your computer in ur car. Unless u live in a good neighborhood it might get stolen. I seen people break into cars for cheaper things

I'm driving home from college and I'm stopping at my girlfriends for a night, instead of carrying my computer inside to keep it warm and trying to explain that to her father i could just leave the thing in my car.

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I called corsair and they told me it would most likely freeze....well they put me on hold to ask someone else and they told me it was water mixed with propylene glycol ( which they horribly mispronounced) which has a melting point of -59°C or -74°F but not knowing how much of each is in there makes me think it will probably be OK if i left it outside for a few hours but overnight might be pushing my luck.

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I'm driving home from college and I'm stopping at my girlfriends for a night, instead of carrying my computer inside to keep it warm and trying to explain that to her father i could just leave the thing in my car.

 

Try to sound "techie" not "nerdy" when explaining. Research some nice physics terms and use them. "By using the [...]theorem it's possible to increase the [...] and speed up the [...]" :D 

 

Your 2nd option would be to just remove the AiO unit depending on how you mounted it/can reach it.

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I GOT FOOLED!

I hope you are not serious he even admits it was fake at the end of the video. 

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Try to sound "techie" not "nerdy" when explaining. Research some nice physics terms and use them. "By using the [...]theorem it's possible to increase the [...] and speed up the [...]" :D

 

Your 2nd option would be to just remove the AiO unit depending on how you mounted it/can reach it.

hahaha na, then id just look like a dick trying to look smart. ill just say it keeps the parts cooler so they run faster and last longer. its simple and everyone gets it.

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Why would it be fake?

 

I sure hope you're being sarcastic.

 

1) Tom stated it was a fake

2) Fans can't cool below ambient

 

 

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