FluidXP Extreme Coolant

     For years now, we have been making our own cooling liquid concoctions.  Through trial and error some pretty good mixtures of distilled water, anti-freeze and water wetter have arisen.  I mean we do the best we can, it's not like we're NASA scientist or something.  FluidXP was designed to take all of the guess work out of mixing various fluids and to make a cooling fluid better than what the average Joe can make.  It was even invented by a retired NASA scientist.

     IntegrityPC sent us over a couple of bottles to test out.  The labels sum up the positive aspects of the product quite well.  It's Non-Conductive, Non-Toxic, Non-Corrosive, Bio-degradable and comes in UV colors.

Under a black light the Alien green gives off an eerie glow.

Installing

     I completely drained and flushed the old liquid from the water cooler, then filled the cooler with the bottle of FluidXP.  I was a little excited to see the water glowing in the computer.

     I was a little disappointed with the results.  I think my tubing is blocking the UV.  You can clearly see the bottle glowing, but my computer shows nothing.

Testing

     I'm using the Corsair Nautilus 500 to test the FluidXP Extreme liquid.  I'll be comparing it against a mixture of Corsairs "Cool" and distilled water.  If you didn't know, the mysterious green liquid that makes up Corsairs Cool is just antifreeze (propylene glycol 94-96%, water 3%, proprietary additives 1-3%).  The test system is: