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ok so i am finally nearing the end of buying the parts for my computer build, and i have a water cooling kit, and i was reading about the coolant online and they talk about losing their UV reactive-ness after 4 ish months. does this hold true for most/all UV coolants? just curious...that's not the important question

another question is the sludge. is there something i can add to prevent this? or reduce the time in which it happens? distilled water? or i read something about car anti freeze with the coolant to keep micro-organisms from growing. but how much do you put in?

this is the coolant i have with the kit http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16835106060

looks like it has not so good ratings, and i kinda rather have blue so i think i'm gonna get some of this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Fluid-XP-High-Performa...Q2em118Q2el1247

says non corrosive and i've heard good things about that type...but what about sludge? or is that pretty much going to happen with any cooling kit?

 

 

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