PrimoChill Vue Pre-Mix (32oz) -Computer WaterCooling Fluid - Blood Orange

The media could not be loaded. A lot of reviews on here are going to make you want to avoid this fluid.I don’t doubt that people have trouble with this fluid but I believe that if the proper preparation is done you will have a good experience with it.Make sure to follow the instructions and use the primo prep that comes with the bottle.Is the prep extensive and tedious? Yes.Do you have to change the fluid every 6 months? YesIs this a difficult coolant to use? It can be.But the results are worth it if you enjoy the lookMy preparation for running this fluid was completely 1.draining my system of all previous coolant2. Inspecting block fins for any clogs or blockages(any existing clogs or blocks will cause problems)3 flushing with distilled water till old coolant is completely flushed.4. Running primochills “system reboot” for 24 hours5 flushing system with distilled water untill clear with no foam. (this process takes a while as system reboot creates a lot of hard to remove foam.6. Running the included primo prep solution to loop and running for 72 hours.7. Flushing primo prep completely out of loop with distilled water and running the clean distilled water for an hour before draining.8. Drain distilled water and hook up a wet vac to drain valve to completely suck out and dry all water still in loop.9. Add primo prep into loop.After this you want to go into bios and set a custom curve for your water pump.Make sure that the pump runs at only about 2000 rpm untill your cpu reaches temps above 50cThis ensures that the fluid doesn’t get pushed through the system with too much pressure which can cause it to breakdown quicker and shorten the lifespan. This also allows for a better looking flow.Lastly as you run this fluid just keep an eye out for clogs and monitor your flow.I actually received lower temperatures with this coolant than the opaque fluid I was running prior.If you are meticulous with your prep and have good patience then this coolant is for you, if you are impatient and just want to throw it into your loop then don’t buy.Overall I think it’s a great beautiful looking product if you are willing to go through the prep and think it’s worth it. I certainly doOn premochills website you can find all the information and warning about the fluid, they are very transparent with the difficulty of it and idk why people are bashing them saying they’ve been misled.Thanks for reading, hope this helps

The media could not be loaded. I’m not much of a tube bender but this turned out pretty good. I liked the way this product looks as it going through the tower.

I had high hopes for this coolant, I learned the hard way this coolant is not really... good. It's incredibly hard to fill the loop to start with. Not that it's any different than using distilled water, except the bubbles. oh my gosh the bubbles, you can not run this stuff in your loop until your loop is filled and bled, whatever you do, do not turn the pump on. fill from your rad, turn your computer upside down, do not turn the pump on until there's no air left. because unlike most coolants that work the microbubbles out when you let it run for a day or two. this stuff does the thing does something rather unexpected. It foams, like the head of beer. I let my run for 24 hours after the loop prep had finished, come back the next day and see that the coolant has gained a nice head of foam on it that cannot be flushed out.and unfortunately that cool wavy look, once your pump passes 4L/m which is not a lot. the coolant blends together so much, it's just white, there's no color gradiant. I know I'm going to stick with water and dye from now on, that for sure.

Because this is a multi color liquid, looked awesome but more over ... I liked it beause it was easier to see the pump moving the liquid thru the loop. Definatly Recommend!

I did a test run for 6 months, with a clean rad, used the primo prep, etc. I have a d5 non pwm pump by thermaltake, on medium setting. It lost its true color, left a very little bit of gunk.Its perfect for a show/asthetic build but not for a performance build. You will need to do a mentainence every 6 months or so.Overall if you are not going to keep everything in check and do maintenance its not for you.

The coolant works good, looks good. Prep fluid vs. coolant was about 4 degrees cooler. You can see the turbulent flow well, especially in the reservoir. Flow looks linear in the tubes, which is what you want, but swirls nicely in the tank and in my front flow wheel.I followed directions which require a 72hr+ prep time with loop prep. You then have to drain your whole system and then refill. It is annoying that it is not really disclosed until it arrives that you have to wait that long to use it. Make sure you can drain your system fully to swap out with the product once the prep of 3+ days is over.-1 stars for that one...would have been nice if it was more UV reactive but it's visible enough without that.

The media could not be loaded. Just follow directions and all will be fine. I even got too excited and didn't rinse my system after draining the prep solution which made my loop seem soapy, but I let it run with my fingers crossed for 24 hours and the bubbles went away.

Looks good. But not worth the cost nor having to be limited to pour on limits of 8hrs a day.I've had it in my system for a few months now and it still looks great! Not looking for ward to the teardown to clean it all out though.Will be going back to distilled with additives so I'm not limited to power on time. I built the system to be 24/7 but went for the wow factor on this fluid. Not sure how it would operate 24/7 but is not recommended by the manufacturer.Still looks good though.