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What Temperatures For Safe Operation of a PETG Loop?

Any experts have an idea of what kind of liquid temperature should a PETG loop try to aim to stay under (to avoid any potential issues due to heat deforming tubes at all), and what would that translate to for CPU/GPU temps approximately for those without a temperature sensor?

 

I'm currently running p95 on my overclocked R7 1700 and am reaching 60 deg C, which seems a big high (not that I will be constantly hitting this temp) from what I've heard, would running this 24/7 be safe or is something like a constant 50 on CPU/GPU better in the long term?

 

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60C on your CPU does not mean 60C on the liquid itself.

 

Usually the liquid is around 40C, though someone with more experience can give you a better answer.

 

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Thanks, you too as well ;)

 

Yep! So it would be an approx 20 deg difference between components and the liquid temps? That doesn't seem too bad then, since I was starting to near 65 after leaving it for a bit and was worried over time such temps could cause deformations. Any idea of that gap closes once both components are on load?

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