Do I need to refill AIO CPU coolers? 0.o

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pcfreaky

pcfreaky

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Hi,

I am obviously new to cpu coolers and tried to avoid liquid cooling since its to risky for me...I think.
But good CPU air coolers are HUGE and sometimes cover up the ram and its a shame when I want my ram to be RGB. The weight could also be a problem.

So, do I need to fill the AIO cooler or does it already have liquid in it?
 
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synphul
It already has coolant inside of it. It's not intended to be serviced by the user, no flushing/filling or anything. It's also referred to as a closed loop system.

Doubtful the weight of an air cooler would be an issue unless you travel with your pc and the case is bouncing around or you drop it. Understandable though if you have led ram you want to be more easily viewed.
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It already has coolant inside of it. It's not intended to be serviced by the user, no flushing/filling or anything. It's also referred to as a closed loop system.

Doubtful the weight of an air cooler would be an issue unless you travel with your pc and the case is bouncing around or you drop it. Understandable though if you have led ram you want to be more easily viewed.
 
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