3XS Triad "Tian Di Hui"

[Ben @ Scan]

This should help out any 3XS Customers with a water cooled 3XS Triad "Tian Di Hui" system
thanks to young Rick & Anthony in System Build and the guys in our Netprog Department we have a link here showing customers how to top up the fluid

http://www.scan.co.uk/downloads/3xs-...fill-video.wmv

[Chris P]

WOW, The guys in this video work fast....

:0

[format]

Nice video - one more thing I can cross out of the large list of my ignorance of WC'ing

[ronnzz]

they looks fast, keep up the good works guys..

[Vadim]

easy peasy

[Perfectionist]

Doesn't look bad at all Is there any other similar stuff that needs to be done semi-regularly on a watercooled system (I haven't had one before but looking at either buying or building one)?

[Ben @ Scan]

Hi Perfectionist

It depends on the Water cooling that you opt for unless you use a sealed unit you will need to top it up and it will need flusing out every 12 months

Regards

Ben

[Perfectionist]

Oh a whole year, nowhere near as bad as I was thinking then, great, if that's definitely right? A guide I read here says that quite a lot of stuff built up over 4 months (so seems like it would really be best to flush it every 2 or 3 months), though I'm not sure if that could be because they are using different fluid/worse sealing as you?

Flushing seems quite involved, do Scan systems have anything to make it easier? The topping up at least looks very easy.

[Ben @ Scan]

Hi Perfectionist

We sell the Water and the clamps that are needed and the R&D guys are hopefully going to put a video together soon to show how its done, the weblink you sent through seemed to cover quite a lot already, you can get sediment build ups after 4-6 months but unless you are having massive component temperature rises the system should be flushed out in the first year, for 3XS customers we will do this here for them if a water cooled system needs it and is returned for repair/upgrade

Regards

Ben