Watercooled loop colour

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Ok heres the deal.

I have a black mountain mods case on its way to me. Ready to be fitted are some blue led fans. I have a fetish for UV so I will be filling the watercooled loop with UV colourant, now what are people opinions on the loop colour. I have these colours available atm.

1. Clear UV blue
2. Visable (dark) UV blue
3. Green
4. Orange

There will be a 2nd watercooled loop once I get a 2nd gtx but for now the single gtx will be going on the cpu loop.

I'm seriously stuck on which colour to use...suggestions?
 
i hate blue, Red is really hard, and green i think shows up the best ( besides orange - but thats hard to get liquid dye thats a decent orange ) :)
 
The orange is by a German company called feser - looks fine in the bottle and actually glows orange, dunno what it would look like next to a blue loop though - clash or compliment?
 
A blue loop would look well nice if the other loop was green.

A bright glowing green, with a bright sky blue ;P

Orange would look realy nice by it's self, it might go with a sky blue aswell.
 
im in same situation :p gonna be putting a second loop in my case and havent been able to decide wait colours to use! doh! For my single loops ive always used green but can cant decided on what 2 colours would looks nice together :p

http://www.feser-one.com/indexen.html made me laugh with it funky intro and ut commentor style voice :D haha
 
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Have you considered zerex pink/purple? :p

webbo, can i just ask you, i am doing a new watercooled project in a new case with new parts etc. How could i get away with just using clear de-ironised water?
 
Dreamcaster said:
Have you considered zerex pink/purple? :p

webbo, can i just ask you, i am doing a new watercooled project in a new case with new parts etc. How could i get away with just using clear de-ironised water?

you should be able to use just dionised water if the loops contains all copper and isnt in particularly bright areas, ie not in direct sun light
 
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