From what we understand this is the main ingredient in AC Fluid. What I would like to know is whether this compound causes any scale buildup in pumps or other water cooling parts?

We are having a discussion of the benefits of using AC Fluid as opposed to using automotive based chemicals in a water cooling system and some guy is asserting that since it is phosphate based it causes problems. Also someone else says that AC Fluid has eaten up o-ring material from one of your competitors. I can't see why that would occur since the free acid is only 3% of AC Fluid and when mixed according to instructions it has to be less than a .01 %.

Also do you know what the decrease is of water cooling efficiency when mixed as directed?

Quoted from "Shoggy"

I guess you mean that endless flamewar... :

No that one is not the one I'm talking about (I think that one is about to die out). It actually is one on another forum that I started about the Aquaduct. Unfortunately it got locked today because they didn't appreciate the issues of aluminum in a water cooling circuit. However, I think the subject will come up again and would like the information if you wouldn't mind?

BTW, I have been playing around with the Power part of the Aquasuite and would like to know if the calculations are based on pure distilled water or a 2% mix of AC Fluid in distilled water?

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