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How often should I change out my aio cpu cooler

Galion
By Galion
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Not very often, they last well over 5 years.

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If any of these happens, you must change your AIO:

- Your AIO leaks

- Pump stops working

- You're tired of the AIO pump noise

- You suddenly enjoy air coolers more

- You are changing case to one that does not fit your current AIO

- You want more radiator space than current AIO has

- You want better temps than your current AIO can do

- You accidentally break a rib in the radiator, causing it to leak...

- or look very bad

- The AIO logo on the pump got boring

- You are selling your PC

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