XSPCEC6 ReColour Dye, 30 mL, UV Blue

It is a pretty color but after it has heated up the UV becomes weak to barely noticeable. Pictures is before and after 4 hours of pc use and one of old green uv fluid for comparison

Over a year its still getting a 4.88GHz CPU running very cool with TWO internal Radiator for PC CPU Water Cool System Computer R240, 10.62Inch. Does a backup Library 342GB read @ 1.8GB/s.

Originally set this up with my custom loop with some really potent black lights. It glowed bright and strong with all the UV light I have in the case. However over about a month it began to diminish. As of now its for the most part no longer UV reactive at all. I put another teaspoon or so back into the loop and it brightened it back up. However Im not going to be adding any more to my loop of this stuff, nor am I going to drain the water once a month to refill it so it glows again. Ill probably purchase a different UV fluid down the road to replace this one with. Pretty disappointed, however for the brief period it did work it looked great....

Looks good, came fast.

Not UV!

Decent dye. After a few months and a drain and fill left no staining in the acrylic or water blocks. Only issue is it's labeled as UV dye which it is not. Tried multiple different UV lights even one I have for checking for refrigerant leaks in a/c systems and no glow once so ever. The color itself tho even without the UV is a very clear blue and looks very nice.

Leaves calcination in my loop which I found strange since I've used a silver coil, distilled water, copper rads and PT NukeThe PETG tube on the left is 3 months of use. The one on the right has never been used and is transparent.The intensity of the product under backlight diminishes about two months in.

Loses its potency quickly

Look what it did to my system and that's on the advice of XSPC customer service.

C'est juste de la couleur bleu, n'espèrez pas un rendu qui sera fluorescent.Déçu.