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How much water is required.....

slade_x · 2005-03-07 03:40:20

in a watercooling setup? is it a litre? and if so would that mean that the recommended amount of Innovatek protect IP concentrate/WatterWetter/Antifreeze to use would be 50ml per litre just to be safe would it be the best idea to fill a jug with 2 litres of water and then going with the above ratio use 100ml of solution -…

07-03-2005 04:40AM

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in a watercooling setup?

is it a litre? and if so would that mean that the recommended amount of Innovatek protect IP concentrate/WatterWetter/Antifreeze to use would be 50ml per litre

just to be safe would it be the best idea to fill a jug with 2 litres of water and then going with the above ratio use 100ml of solution - then fill the set-up up with that

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#2 07-03-2005 10:00AM

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It should tell u in the instructions, all kits are different..

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#3 07-03-2005 10:45AM

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All watercooling setups take different amounts of water depending mostly on resevoir and radiator size. If you fill your setup with ordinary water to see how much it takes first then you will know how much of the concentrate to put in.

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