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This week I received an unexpected delivery. The parcel was send by Mushkin Europe... I expected some new rams or a power supply, seemed I was in for a nice surprise. The package contained three white 1 liter cans. There was not much info on them, besides Extreme Performance and some technical mumbo jumbo concerning the mixture of the cooling fluid. Got your attention ? If so Read on.. if not read on too!

Author	leeghoofd
Editor	jmke
Date	2009-04-01
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The Fluid

Here are some piccies of the canisters. Mushkin confirmed me these are early samples and the retail package would differ. The fluid however is consumer ready.

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Some general info on the cooling fluid (compared to the Innovatek Protect IP, that I use daily in my water cooled rigs)

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Main thing I look for in a water cooling fluid is the NON ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY. Both products almost guarantee 0% conductivity which is good for my faint heart. Even though I only had one leak in the last 2 years, the Protect IP didn't do any damage to the graphics card. The rig was up and running and I wasn't aware that I had a cut in one of the tubings (just above my Gfx card) When I noticed abnormal behaviour ( due to a too hot CPU ) I shut down the system and spotted that the case bottom was completely soaked. Too cut a long story short, leakage, GPU soaked, GPU still alive : think you get the idea.

Let's cut the chit chat and move on to the installation and test results

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