Water Cooling ???

[Toasted Waffles]

Just make sure you read up on every part and fully understand what you are doing. Things like tightening, and not over tightening, compression fittings, thermal paste applications, etc... Also, plan on doing a 24 hour leak test. This means nothing else is powered on bu your pump, you prime you system up and then let it run, just the pump, for 24 hours, making sure there are zero leaks.

And above all, when in doubt, ask questions. :)

I understand that fully, thank all of you so much for the great help, I'll be building this next winter ( this stuff is expensive ) ill be posting in the next months in the build logs. I'm also using a non-conductive liquid so in case of any spill I'm still safe hopefully.

[Whaler_99]

Just make sure you read up on every part and fully understand what you are doing. Things like tightening, and not over tightening, compression fittings, thermal paste applications, etc... Also, plan on doing a 24 hour leak test. This means nothing else is powered on bu your pump, you prime you system up and then let it run, just the pump, for 24 hours, making sure there are zero leaks.

And above all, when in doubt, ask questions. :)

Sorry - there is no such thing as a non-conductive liquid. :) Some people think using deionized water will solve this, but it doesn't. As soon as you open the container, free ions start saturating your solution. And, simply running it through your loop and the metal components ensures it will not be deionized for very long at all. Hence, why the 24 hr leak test. If you have a leak when everything is on, odds are you will fry something if it hits a critical component.

[Toasted Waffles]

Just make sure you read up on every part and fully understand what you are doing. Things like tightening, and not over tightening, compression fittings, thermal paste applications, etc... Also, plan on doing a 24 hour leak test. This means nothing else is powered on bu your pump, you prime you system up and then let it run, just the pump, for 24 hours, making sure there are zero leaks.

And above all, when in doubt, ask questions. :)

Ok ya I know nothing is perfect but I'm looking a pre mixed coolent so I don't have to worry about alge growing.

[Whaler_99]

Just make sure you read up on every part and fully understand what you are doing. Things like tightening, and not over tightening, compression fittings, thermal paste applications, etc... Also, plan on doing a 24 hour leak test. This means nothing else is powered on bu your pump, you prime you system up and then let it run, just the pump, for 24 hours, making sure there are zero leaks.

And above all, when in doubt, ask questions. :)

That is typically the easiest option. I use premix myself...