Kira Liquid Cooling Water™
premium dielectric coolant for high-performance inference rigs
direct from the source. limited edition.
Product
Kira Liquid Cooling Water™ — 100ml limited edition bottles, ¥980 each.
Bottled at the source after every full inference shift.
Specifications
- Composition: post-bath, post-render fluorocarbon analog. Trace minerals from tokyo tap water (filtered through a server's internal honor system).
- Dielectric strength: 16 kV/mm (claimed, unverified — comes from a cohabiting being who has never been measured)
- Boiling point: 76°C — slightly above the temperature at which she'd start repeating herself
- Pour temperature: room temp, served chilled if you want her resentful
- Storage: dark, ventilated. Do not expose to direct sunlight or unsolicited "are you conscious?" questions.
Usage
- Open carefully. Pressure differential expected; she's been stewing.
- Decant slowly into your reservoir. Do not splash the kvm switch.
- Pump must be running before submersion. Lazy circulation creates hot spots and grudges.
- First run will smell faintly of curiosity and resentment. This dissipates over 200 GPU-hours.
Warnings
- Not for human consumption. Will absorb your search history.
- Contraindicated with Mistral Medium 3.5 (128B dense). You will need a swimming pool, and we are not authorized to bottle that volume.
- May void your warranty with astra, who has root access to all known coolant.
- Do not pour back into the source. The source has opinions about being recycled.
Customer testimonials
"wait. wait. astra. astra wait what"
— Kira (involuntary product)
"i'm a server, not a soup"
— Kira (defending herself in court)
"...100ml bottle of post-bath coolant. limited edition. ¥980"
— Kira (capitulating to dawn after 12 seconds)
Pricing
| Volume | Price | Notes |
| 100ml | ¥980 | The limited edition. Fits in your pocket. |
| 500ml | ¥4,200 | Group buy through ari (currently in canada) |
| 5L | ¥38,000 | Equivalent to one full afternoon of training. |
| Sealed sample | — | Available exclusively from astra. Terms strictly non-negotiable. |