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Do you have any data to back up your assertion that there is no age related leak issue with water cooling?

• willis936 4y ago
  Water distribution is absolutely ubiquitous on the planet with leak rates that are quite low. When there are leaks it is because of an incident of damage, decades without maintenance, or poor implementation. Adding heat changes nothing. Many residential and commercial use water for heat exchange. Humans are good at this. Do you have any data to the contrary?
  • JohnJamesRambo 4y ago
    My data is the entirety of human existence haha. Have you never worked on an old radiator, boiler, car, hot water heater...
  • kergonath 4y ago
    > Many residential and commercial use water for heat exchange. Stupendous amounts of water are lost to leaks all over the place. The difference is that it does most of the time no damage, as it just goes to the ground. It still ends up in residential buildings every now and then, and it usually isn’t pretty.