It did great, i did not have any issues...but i followed the instructions to the letter from the manufacturer...after 6 months i swapped out for a new batch.

Hey, no i dont leave my system on 24/7...primochill says that this stuff is not intended for that...and yes i overclock both cpu & gpu.

After the second batch 6 months later, still works perfect, no weird particles or anything wrong with my waterblocks....i got to mention that i keep following primochill,s recommendations regarding 6 months drain, clean, use prep, flush out with distilled water and refill with new batch...good luck on youre build.

@@sinner197436 alright sweet. Thank you! Do you also have a thermaltake radiator? and did you use their sys reboot?

@@chrisganuelas2391 yes i used the sys reboot, and i have alphacool rads.

@@sinner197436 Reading on the Vue website the liquid is no good for aluminum radiators (e.g. Thermaltake). Check you have copper rads

Today i'm going to drain my system, temperature wise i didnt see any difference, still looks good, lets see how my blocks and rads look like, clean it and put another bottle of primochill in it...wil give some feedback after i'm done.

@@sinner197436 How did it look!?

Srry for my late response, i used 1 bottle to fill the system up.

cpu = Intel i7-3770K Overclocked, and i have a 360 crossflow and a 140 regular rad installed. Average temps are around: Cpu - 52 degrees Celcius, Gpu Overclocked - 45 degrees Celsius

P.S In previous video in description you can see a list of components i used kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpfQf6tohbOin6M

Emiel Van Rein well sounds good, thanks..

I had to use the reboot, cause i had thermaltake c1000 in it...after that i used primoprep for 72 run hours as per primochill recomendations.

Emiel Van Rein right on! Hope it works out for you. Seems like a crapshoot to get stuff to work. I'm running sysprep now, and switching to primoprep Monday. I'm going to give vue a shot as well. Best of luck, look forward to future videos!

@@ejectkid26027 how'd it work out for you? Looking to run sysprep and then primoprep before Vue. I can't find many reviews of Vue after primoprep has been used.

@@itsdemasiadosgatos not bad, im about 3 months in. Still looks good. I have a vid up after 2 months. Keep me posted on how yours goes!

@@ejectkid26027 I definitely will. I got Vue Gray and the primoprep, but didn't realize I needed to do sysprep first. So I have a bottle of sysprep on the way. I've already done 72 hours if primoprep, but I'll flush that out, do sysprep, primoprep it again for 72 hours, and then add the Vue. It seems like the Primoprep really helps, but people are staying away due to the initial release problems.