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Best AIO CPU cooler company for warranty

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I've used a few AIO CPU coolers in the past and have always been happy with noise level and cooling but now i have my cooler sitting above a nice new GTX 1080 Ti. Currently i have a Thermaltake 240 RGB Riing AIO but im not super happy with their stance on warranty. So from personal experience or from what you've seen who is the best company as far as warranty? Its useless to me if it breaks and leaks over my GPU and they only agree to replace the AIO.

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I'm going to say EVGA. They're an excellent company that stands behind their products.

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Awesome thanks for the feedback, i will hit up their sales team to see what their policy is on leaks :)

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Hello!

 

On our coolers, like the H100i V2 for example, we have a 5 year warranty and an excellent support team based in the US. We will also cover replacing either your whole build or parts of your build that were affected in case of a leak. 

 

I hope this answers your question. 

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On 6/15/2017 at 2:08 AM, Corsair Blake said:

Hello!

 

On our coolers, like the H100i V2 for example, we have a 5 year warranty and an excellent support team based in the US. We will also cover replacing either your whole build or parts of your build that were affected in case of a leak. 

 

I hope this answers your question. 

Thanks @Corsair Blake, i think the peace of mind is worth the upgrade in the future :)

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Evga/corsair/nzxt in that order.

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On June 17, 2017 at 0:16 PM, Wydz said:

Didn't know EVGA made a CPU cooler, that thing is pretty.

 

So much better looking than the H110i GT lol

Yes EVGA makes a cooler that is not too popular

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/JpqdnQ/evga-cpu-cooler-100fsc901kr

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