Are AIO's reliable?

[ChopStixity]

I just recently bought a new Enthoo Luxe and a bunch of other stuff to upgrade my computer. I just got into PCs about September 2014 and I'm looking to take my rig to the next step. I was looking to some ways to do this, whether it was by adding a new GPU or upgrading my mobo, after I narrowed it down, I decided that I should replace my CPU heatsink since the one I have currently is stock and not very good silence or performance wise.

 

I looked for a few solutions, and I settled on the Corsair H110i GTX, and after a few minutes of thinking and hearing a few minor comments from reviewers about how there's always a chance that AIOs can leak, I am now rethinking the new heatsink and instead buying a new motherboard. Am I thinking too hard or is it a legitimate concern?

 

Thanks

[AlwaysFSX]

If they weren't, why are thousands upon thousands of them bought? Just don't buy some el cheapo POS and you're fine.

[Jerakl]

If they weren't, why are thousands upon thousands of them bought? Just don't buy some el cheapo POS and you're fine.

Pretty much this. Wouldn't buy one used either.

[Peter Vaughan Truslow]

I just recently bought a new Enthoo Luxe and a bunch of other stuff to upgrade my computer. I just got into PCs about September 2014 and I'm looking to take my rig to the next step. I was looking to some ways to do this, whether it was by adding a new GPU or upgrading my mobo, after I narrowed it down, I decided that I should replace my CPU heatsink since the one I have currently is stock and not very good silence or performance wise.

 

I looked for a few solutions, and I settled on the Corsair H110i GTX, and after a few minutes of thinking and hearing a few minor comments from reviewers about how there's always a chance that AIOs can leak, I am now rethinking the new heatsink and instead buying a new motherboard. Am I thinking too hard or is it a legitimate concern?

 

Thanks

going on 2.5years with my H100 I think, with no maintainance and no problems.

[soaringchicken]

Definitely, and if they were to ever fail and damage parts, the company that made it is pretty much obligated to give you compensation (refund).