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By-and-large, a majority of the AIO's on the market are OEM from asetek (some exceptions being CoolerMaster and DeepCool/Gamerstorm AIO's), so the radiators on most of them should perform functionally the same.

Go with something from Corsair or EVGA that fits in your budget, they carry solid warranties.

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I'm planning to buy an AIO, but replace the fans on it with Corsair ML120 fans. So I want to know how much does the specific radiator of the AIO matter, and also any specific recommendations that you have. I already have the fans, so more budget-oriented AIO radiators would be appreciated.

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By-and-large, a majority of the AIO's on the market are OEM from asetek (some exceptions being CoolerMaster and DeepCool/Gamerstorm AIO's), so the radiators on most of them should perform functionally the same.

Go with something from Corsair or EVGA that fits in your budget, they carry solid warranties.

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