How long does a typical AIO pump normally last for

[Damion Kush Medz Harrison]

How long does a typical AIO pump normally last for

 

[Andrew Hurt]

My first lasted just shy of three years i think.
Second, maybe half, at most 2 years.

 

[David Handwerk]

3 to 4 years because of water evaporation. You cab mod em after I'm gonna clean refill and put clear tubing on my h100i

 

[Brian Rochefort]

this is why i atleast own a backup tower cooler

 

[Ryan William Ellis]

I have a nice hamster that appears dead

 

[Andrew Hurt]

My second was a replacement from antec, so free. After that i went air cooled for cpu, and modded the aio onto one of my 970s, worked great, while it worked.
Ill send it in for another replacement

 

[Gregory Leung]

2-3 years.

 

[Evan Wiedling]

My H100 is going on five years, but it's getting replaced with a 212 evo as the computer its in moves from daily computing/gaming use to server use

 

[Mike Heil]

I had an Alienware aio that lasted me almost 7 years. It still worked when i sold it.

 

[Jose Torres]

A typical Asetek pump from a bg brand cooler like NZXT, or Corsair or EVGA, is specced for about 5-6 years, assuming the user keeps the liquid temperature under boiling point, warranty will usually cover it if it does get defective within that.

 

[Jeremiah Casey]

3 years, then replace. Then you never get a leak or failed pump.

 

[Chris Winchester]

Mines going on 6 years

 

[Darren Wiseman]

I'm at 5 years and still going. No issues. Corsair H100.

 

[Anthony Martino]

Just had an NZXT Kraken X42 pump die after 7 months, they sent an RMA shipping label on it

Still have another one working which is about the same age

 

[Jay Plaza]

Mine lasted about 5 years

 

[Daniel Linke]

My buddy has an aurora from 2009 aio still kickin