Tygon Clouding.... After only 2 weeks

xtremedetailz · 11 Sep 2010 at 20:49

Right guys up to now i have got a V3 Delta on the CPU, an XSPC RX120.1 & D5 with XSPC Res for now

Now the thing is it was all brand new and i flushed it all with deionised water water before use.

I added a silvercoil and 2-3 drops of PTnuke the the fresh deionised water.

Now i have noticed over the last week the tubing has clouded and i hate it....
The water in the res looks crystal clear but the tubing look clouded.

How can i get rid of the clouding ?

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xtremedetailz · 11 Sep 2010 at 21:20

its the expensive stuff

R3603 i think...

xtremedetailz · 11 Sep 2010 at 21:39

Now im puzzled

xtremedetailz · 11 Sep 2010 at 22:10

2 weeks ago :

Just now :

xtremedetailz · 12 Sep 2010 at 13:36

can anyone help me out ?

xtremedetailz · 13 Sep 2010 at 11:23

blitzyuk said:
Buy some different tubing that prevents clouding.

i thought tygon was supposed to be the best for non clouding ?

xtremedetailz · 13 Sep 2010 at 11:25

Chris Beard said:
Shot in the dark but maybe this is due to using De-ionised water rather than distilled water? Or a certain brand or batch of deionised water?

I thought thats what everybody uses ? Its tesco's branded...

Makes me wonder if i should put a dye in there now or get some clear thermochill pre-mixed liquid.

xtremedetailz · 13 Sep 2010 at 23:19

Phoenixdancer said:
De-Ironised will cloud... You need Distilled water.

De-ironised simply has no irons... but still have impuritys such as normal water.

Distilled is 99.9% pure
http://www.reagent.co.uk/buy-distil...ebase&utm_medium=free&utm_campaign=googlebase

Distilled is very similar to de ionised and also becomes ionised when run through the blocks..

This is the first time i have used water, PT nuke and kill coil and tbh im not impressed especially when tygon is so much more expensive compared to anything else.
But to be fair it is unmatched on its clarity but doesnt help if it doesnt stay like that for long.

xtremedetailz · 14 Sep 2010 at 00:27

Its R3603

xtremedetailz · 14 Sep 2010 at 00:36

JeffyB said:
Thats what i ment

Ah right.... i wouldnt have thought after 2 weeks tho.

Well im considering selling all my compression fittings and using 1/2" barbs with 7/16 tubing in a colour..

Ive got a PA120.4 now and need another PA120.2 for my TJ07 build.

Do you think 1 D5 would be enough for CPU block, GTX480 block, the above 2 rads a RX120.1 and maybe a motherboard block ?

xtremedetailz · 14 Sep 2010 at 00:46

JeffyB said:
Have read a few threads over on xs where people have even talked to tygon engies. Apparently r3603 has a high water absorbsion rate, so will cloud rapidy and stain badly when used with dyes.

A D5 should be fine, the mobo block is pretty restricive though. D5's work best in free flowing loops.

Here is one of those threads

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=219685

So i could put load of PA rads in with no consiquence as they are free flowing ?

The thing is i noticed my northbridge gets hot to touch hence the reason i was going to watercool it.