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Boiling point question.

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Hence the question as its not as simple as the boiling point of straight up water.

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So around 100-105C

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So I've got a H90 AIO on order and I was wondering what the boiling point of the liquid that is used inside them is? I would imagine somewhere in the 100c area but I was wondering if someone infinitely more competent than me in this area could clarify for me so I know what the absolute danger zone is in terms of melting the cpu and everything surrounding it.

 

The reason this has come up is that it has hit 40c today here in Melbourne Aus, and my ambients in my poorly cooled room have skyrocketed.

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I second this due to the fact that I live in Georgia and it gets VERY hot here. Close to what he said during the summer

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probably around 100c - 110c

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The fluid in AIO units is usually water mixed with glycol.

 

So yes, around 100C-105C.

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Hence the question as its not as simple as the boiling point of straight up water.

5RePa.png

 

So around 100-105C

Feel free to PM for any water-cooling questions. Check out my profile for more ways to contact me.

 

Add me to your circles on Google+ here or you can follow me on twitter @deadfire19.

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