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Hard water and conductivity 2017-06-24 12:54:24 Post No. 61057620
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Is there any difference in conductivity between soft water and hard water (low/high in lime)? Hard water leaves a residue where it has dried, could this residue pose a hazard to a mobo?
To keep it /g/-general: is there any benefits to running a CPU cooler on distilled water in comparison to non-distilled?
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Liquid/water in a CPU cooling setup never touches the board unless you have a leak or failure.
The main reason to use distilled water is to avoid corroding components like the pump
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Water is nature, not technology.
Sage goes in all fields :)
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It's residue in the cooling line possibly restricting flow which poses a potential problem. Also perfecrly pure water is not conductive but any slightest impurity renders it conductive so yeah I guess hard water is bad
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say one has gotten hard water on a mobo, would it be of any difference to distilled water? Would one need to clean the residue with isopropyl or doesn't it matter?
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technology in contact with water is tech related though
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cheers bud
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