In short, the radiator base (nickel-plated) of my CPU block is stained by liquid metal after 4 years of use and can't be cleaned. What if the base is PVD? Is PVD immune to liquid metal staining? Gamers Nexus says the stain is caused by ion migration between metals. And PVD is basically a ceramic, it should be free from liquid metal staining. So I'm asking about the possibility of PVD plated radiator base.

Zitat von »Fieldrider« If you are waiting that it shows "in stock" then you probably could wait forever Most of the products from aquacomputer are produced on order so to say, if you want something then just order it. Then it should arrive at your place in the shown lead time. If you can't wait that long then the only solution would be to check some onlineshops if they have it in stock. (aquatuning for example if they are shipping to your country.) Thank you very much! Otherwise I would really ...

cuplex kryos NEXT VARIO with VISION 2011/2011-3/2066, PVD/nickel lange Lieferzeit Article is in production Estimated lead time 21 days I'm waiting for this item, but the above message has been on display for weeks. Any1 knows when exactly will it be available for purchase? Thanks.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_thermal_conductivities It says that pure copper has higher thermal conductivity than .925 silver, is that true? Alloy usually have lower thermal conductivity than pure metal, so what's the point of .925 silver?

Will the new block include Vario? Will it be compatible with other sockets e.g. 2066 AM4 1151?