Does Corsair still cover all damage done by an AIO if it leaks?

[Noirgheos]

Just wondering if they still do, heard about this a while back.

[Curufinwe_wins]

50%, same as ever.

[Noirgheos]

Just now, Curufinwe_wins said:

50%, same as ever.

So if damage is $800, I'll get $400 from them? Pretty crappy.

[Curufinwe_wins]

Just now, Noirgheos said:

So if damage is $800, I'll get $400 from them? Pretty crappy.

Obviously you shouldn't be relying on it in the first place. But it's better than nothing. 

[FrankV]

11 minutes ago, Noirgheos said:

Just wondering if they still do, heard about this a while back.

 

9 minutes ago, Curufinwe_wins said:

50%, same as ever.

Despite looking, I've never found official documentation about this. I looked through the warranty info on their website and through the website pretty throughly. 

 

That said, the hardware build is quite solid -- I'm impressed. Their software, which I assure you won't leak anything more than memory, could use some work. 

[Noirgheos]

11 minutes ago, Curufinwe_wins said:

Obviously you shouldn't be relying on it in the first place. But it's better than nothing. 

Well, what should I fall back on if their AIO randomly leaks?

[Curufinwe_wins]

7 minutes ago, FrankV said:

 

Despite looking, I've never found official documentation about this. I looked through the warranty info on their website and through the website pretty throughly. 

 

That said, the hardware build is quite solid -- I'm impressed. Their software, which I assure you won't leak anything more than memory, could use some work. 

There isn't. For obvious reasons (if people don't claim it then they don't lose the money in the first place), but that has been their unofficial rules for years, and the innumerable verified claims to prove it are indisputable.

 

2 minutes ago, Noirgheos said:

Well, what should I fall back on if their AIO randomly leaks?

What would you fall back to if the GPU or CPU randomly failed on it's own? Think about it, any fall back plans you might have had should have already accounted for the possibility.

[done12many2]

15 minutes ago, Curufinwe_wins said:

But it's better than nothing. 

 

Couldn't agree with this more.  How often do companies even offer that much if any?  Additionally, your chances of actually receiving the 50% instead of an email saying that they've denied the claim are pretty high with Corsair.

[NoobCase]

They covered my 770 after my H90 pump boiled to catastrophic failure.  I had to send them both card and aio and they sent back a new H90 and transfered an amount a bit under the price of a new 770. Got a top tier 960 instead.