In this article we are going to see if this problem can exist and when you have to be careful with it.
Does my liquid evaporate?
This issue is somewhat peculiar since the liquid circuit is completely watertight and sealed, it should not leak and therefore not lose water.
What happens is that nothing is eternal, and just like in a car, the gas from the air conditioning can be compromised over many years, the liquid from our PC too.
This depends on several factors that may influence whether we lose part of it sooner or later. The first of them would be the type of liquid we use. It is not the same to use water as a special liquid. The temperature at which it evaporates will be different as well as its density and other factors that would affect it.
Another point is the place where we live and the use that we give to the computer. If we have the PC in a city where the temperatures in summer do not exceed 25 degrees, it will not be the same as having it at 35 degrees in the shade, since, when it comes to working, we will notice how the computer heats up much more and therefore therefore the possibility of evaporation is greater. But this is something basic, which would happen even with the water of an aquarium.
And the most important is logically the use. If we have come to the conclusion that the evaporation of the liquid is produced by its heating, if we use the PC more we will be losing part of it for more hours. That is, by wear, as it happens with most things. The more use, the more consumption.
If we did not use the computer for 2 years, unless it is in a super hot place, evaporation would be around zero, and therefore it would not exist, since it is not produced by time, but by heat.
Therefore, to the question of How much can my computer lose after a year? either, Is it necessary to refill the fluid every so often?we recommend that you look at the use you give it and the temperature at which you use it.
As a general rule, should be filled in every year to avoid lack of it and the start of problems, if it can be after the summer, even better. However it depends on your type of cooling. If you have a system to be able to add the liquid without much difficulty, do it when you see that it does not have the original amount, even if it is a thimble that you add, and thus you will always get the best performance.
Now that you know, surely you are more aware of how much liquid your computer “consumes”. Do not worry that the amount will not be excessive and your PC will not be damaged, but it is a point to take into account that you had not considered.
