ThermaltakeT1000 1000ml New Formula Green Transparent Water Cooling Solution Anti-Corrosion Anti-Freeze Minimize Precipitation CL-W245-OS00GR-A

It's does what it should. I just finished my loop and after doing some thermal tests my OC GPU never went above 46c and my stock 12700k sat at around 68c. Having three radiators helps but without the fluid they are useless. The only bummer is with the RGB set to red the fluid looks clear but I mean.. duh 🙃

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The Thermaltake P1000 1000ml Blue Pastel Water Cooling Solution has exceeded my expectations as a cooling enthusiast. This new formula coolant offers an ideal balance of function and aesthetics, making it a standout choice for any water-cooled system.First and foremost, the blue pastel color is visually captivating, and it lends a unique and attractive appearance to my setup. It’s a delightful departure from standard coolants, making my system eye-catching.Beyond its visual appeal, this coolant is incredibly efficient. It minimizes the risk of airlocks, ensuring that my water cooling system operates smoothly and consistently. It’s a crucial feature that enhances system performance.The anti-corrosion and anti-freeze properties provide essential protection for my components, giving me peace of mind that my system is safeguarded against potential damage.With 1000ml of coolant, I have more than enough supply for my cooling needs. The easy-to-pour bottle simplifies refilling, making maintenance a straightforward process.In summary, the Thermaltake P1000 Blue Pastel Water Cooling Solution is not only reliable but also adds a striking visual element to your setup. It’s an excellent choice for those who appreciate both performance and aesthetics in their cooling solutions. Highly recommended for cooling enthusiasts!

I was a little bit nervous about this purchase initially considering some of the reviews that I had read for pastel loop coolants, but this stuff is great. I'm still seeing very good temperatures; and there has been very little (if any) particle build up / color separation, after three months of use. Barring any terrible build up that I might find during the next performed maintenance, I highly recommend this coolant and will be considering more items from this line of products in the future.

I got this coolant because I have a custom mixed metal loop for a custom laptop build I made. Someone on a forum recommended it to me for corrosion inhibitors as most of my loop is copper but the rad is aluminum. My laptop and everything else is black so I thought I should grab some yellow for some nice contrast.One thing to consider, that I did not, is that the color will be darker in the reservoir than in the lines. Because of this it looks GREAT in the lines, in the reservoir.... it looks more like someone went to the bathroom in your system.... A more opaque yellow may be better but because my system is one off and very difficult to clean I can't go that route sadly...Otherwise, the coolant is great and performs well!

I bought transparent blue. One bottle 1000ml will do a dual 360mm rad with GPU and CPU block with a small reservoir. I still have a quarter left but I know I will have to fill it more once everything settles.

I have several water cooled PCs and I use their solution to refill them after cleaning and just regular refills.

Purchased for a client, didn't end up using, because the water cooling system on the tower was not one that could be refilled.

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Excellent quality - we use this for multiple custom liquid cooled computers.We’ve been using it for over 7 years now and we’ve yet to have any hardware compromised due to the liquid quality.Highly recommend for the liquid cooling PC enthusiasts.

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Great looking pastel blue for an intel water cooled custom loop. Thanks Thermaltake and Amazon

Given my recent experience I highly recommend not buying thermaltake coolant. Been using cryofuel for years, but after I switched to thermaltake due to availability, both my Pump/Reservoirs were damaged and had to be replaced. Never imagined coolant could cause this kind of damage but it's the only thing I changed in the loop.

I have used alot of coolants this one runs hotter then most.