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Well according to FrozenCPU "While designed to be corrosion resistant, OCZ reccommends the use of integrated anti-corrosive additives for all water cooling systems to ensure maximum lifespan of your products." So it is recommended to use glycol. However if you notice any micro cracks starting in your res then I would swap the res out or get a better pump like the MCP 655 or something. May want to include a drain as well in your next tube routing project. Makes it easier to empty the loop and clean the system from time to time.
Yeah, there are some micro cracks starting to show on the left side. How much to MCP 655's go for?
EDIT: That's without added glycol, is that bad?
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