Watercooling parts

Question

Hi!

The rest of the loop parts are:

2x EK PE Radiators

Bitspower GTX 2080 Block

Bitspower CPU Block Summit M Acrylic

EK D5 Pump

It's just strange as the loop was first flushed with 5 liters of distilled water before adding the EK-CryoFuel Solid Azure Blue, but maybe the pastel fluid + left over residues got stuck there.

Flushed another 10 liters of water to get rid of the pastel, then ran 8 hours over night just on distilled water: https://imgur.com/CCqFsm2

Another 6 hours later: https://imgur.com/73qp2vk .. almost gone

Do you think this is a reliable way of getting rid of all of that in a few days/week just flushing every now and then with distilled water?

Trying to avoid having to take the loop apart and open up the block atm.

Answer 1

Hello Tudor,

Thanks for your response. It seems that the dirty in the loop got stuck there when you were doing the first flushed with 5 liters of distilled water. It is a reliable way of getting rid of the dirty stuck with the distilled water, but there may be still some staying for the space between the acrylic and copper base is too little.