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Alright, thank you for the replies. I figured I could take it to the service where they change the pump itself. Oh well, hope it lasts for a few years more. Got it 1 year ago. I'll try out the fans.

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Have anyone tried changing built-in fans for liquid coolers like kraken x62? I personally think I could get fans with triple the airflow and speed with the same noise level for it, but i'm not sure how it would affect the cooling system. Liquid cooling is a whole new level for me, I didn't even know how to properly end my sentence. Do you also have to get these pumps changed sooner or later and within what time lapse? I already tried contacting support before but it seems we hate each other over n*xt.

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You can change the fans, and I don't think you can replace the pump, rather you just have to buy a whole new AIO. Most likely because I doubt those companies sell the individual parts to them

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The pumps are one and done, so when they fail most folks just buy another cooler. As for the fans that come with the AIO to go on the rad, of course you can swap those out with something that performs a bit better. Try the Noctua static pressure optimized fans, I am using them in my rig!

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Alright, thank you for the replies. I figured I could take it to the service where they change the pump itself. Oh well, hope it lasts for a few years more. Got it 1 year ago. I'll try out the fans.

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4 hours ago, Fivenines said:

Alright, thank you for the replies. I figured I could take it to the service where they change the pump itself. Oh well, hope it lasts for a few years more. Got it 1 year ago. I'll try out the fans.

It's probably not worth it to do that. It would be easier to get a new AIO since It would probably cost a lot to replace the pump. I don't even think you can replace the pump.

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