Experimenting with Alphacool Core Loop Cleaner on very old PC

In this video, I'm giving PC loop a flush with Alphacool Core Cleaner. The Print Server system was water-cooled with Blue Nuke XT for seven years and never was cleaned or otherwise maintained. Looking inside blocks for results and sharing my thoughts on the product in general.

[@tet5uo]

Dude. Cool to see you still kicking and repping olschool watercooling. I will def order now parts from you soon it's been a few years since I built but I'm feeling the itch again.

[@kanden11]

Sounds like a must for anyone that has used EK Cryofuel.

[@GearsScrewlose]

That's in good condition for being so old. With how thin the plating is on the cpu block, 4 years is a lot

[@az_tinkerer_gamer]

Ill have to try this after i run out of my ek stuff. Trying to get away from ek products.
I love weimaraners. I have one myself, great dogs.

[@Fate025]

Humm makes me wanna experiment with flushing my custom loop with water and baking soda solution......

[@DazModeWatercooling]

Funny it crossed my mind as well.

[@metalmeltdown31]

How does this compare to the EK loopcleaner package? Have a few deposits on my PTG lines that I'd like to get cleaned out.

[@DazModeWatercooling]

Probably the same at triple price, although it may clean deposits little more as you run it much longer than 30min

[@graffiti73]

That's pretty cool to see a loop that old and basically still in good condition. I'm using Mayhems X1 eco clear in my system and its going on 3 yrs now and the only thing I've done was top it off. Still nice and clear and temps are good.