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Kill Coil Water Cooling. Silver is posionous so it will kill any bacteria, algea or whatever could grow in your loop. Refrain from using strips of silver (ag), also known as “kill coil”, with distilled water alone in your water cooling loop. Contrary to what has been said, a silver kill coil is forever. Kill coils introduce another metal in the loop which can. However, it is known to react badly with. If you're willing to deal with blue +uv, the x1 is. Changed is if the loop was contaminated. Silver kill coils or any piece of 99% pure regular silver will keep your loop clean and clear due to its natural biocidal properties. Just one small coil is guaranteed to kill 99.9% of algae and bacteria within your cooling loop. Iirc, the issues with ek blocks and kill coils were with their nickel. If left unchecked, algae growth can easily clog and damage pumps, waterblocks, radiators. Only time it would be. Kill coils are kind of obsolete, these days a simple additive in the coolant does the trick. The kill coil and biocide serve the same purpose, so you don't need both.

Refrain from using strips of silver (ag), also known as “kill coil”, with distilled water alone in your water cooling loop. Kill coils introduce another metal in the loop which can. Just one small coil is guaranteed to kill 99.9% of algae and bacteria within your cooling loop. Changed is if the loop was contaminated. Silver kill coils or any piece of 99% pure regular silver will keep your loop clean and clear due to its natural biocidal properties. Contrary to what has been said, a silver kill coil is forever. If you're willing to deal with blue +uv, the x1 is. Only time it would be. The kill coil and biocide serve the same purpose, so you don't need both. However, it is known to react badly with.

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Kill Coil Water Cooling The kill coil and biocide serve the same purpose, so you don't need both. If you're willing to deal with blue +uv, the x1 is. Kill coils are kind of obsolete, these days a simple additive in the coolant does the trick. Iirc, the issues with ek blocks and kill coils were with their nickel. Changed is if the loop was contaminated. Refrain from using strips of silver (ag), also known as “kill coil”, with distilled water alone in your water cooling loop. However, it is known to react badly with. If left unchecked, algae growth can easily clog and damage pumps, waterblocks, radiators. Contrary to what has been said, a silver kill coil is forever. Silver kill coils or any piece of 99% pure regular silver will keep your loop clean and clear due to its natural biocidal properties. Only time it would be. Kill coils introduce another metal in the loop which can. Just one small coil is guaranteed to kill 99.9% of algae and bacteria within your cooling loop. The kill coil and biocide serve the same purpose, so you don't need both. Silver is posionous so it will kill any bacteria, algea or whatever could grow in your loop.