Im trying to recreate the color of the coolant/tubing in this project log. I'm completely replacing the tubing in my system, its suseptable to caving in,and I'm looking for something more durable, and possibly a silicon material to give this milky effect to the coolant. Any advice would be appreciated.
I don't know myself, but I think the builder of this system is on this forum. I'll have a look for his username so you can PM him. EDIT: I'm sure it's Pookeyhead, send him a PM. I would send you a link to his project log, but the only like I can find is broken. I hope this helps.
I seen this pic in a thread about purple LEDs about a month back. I think to get the effect he's using UV lights and purple LEDs with UV blue coolant. I may be wrong though.
^^ That was Pookeyheads PC-70.. IIRC, its just some 12" UV CCFL's and some distilled water with UV blue revelaing dye in there.
Yeah that was my thread. It's long dead though I remember looking for this log a while ago. I think he used pink LEDs and purple coolant, with some UV cathodes/LEDs to highlight parts. I can't remember if the coolant was UV reactive though.
thanks for the feedback, ill post my final product soon. Here's a sample, its my first btw. Any suggestions of additions or comments would be great. I'm completely replacing the tubing that's installed and have a lot more work and ideas to follow up with. Core2 Quad, Liquid cooled, 3.6Ghz 2x150GB Velociraptor Hard-Drives Raid 0 6Gigs DDR2 PC6400 Gskill 4870 1GB GDDR5 Liquid Cooled 1000W Antec Asus Maximus Formula 2 Motherboard