AIO coolant changes versus custom-loop flushes

BGR says AIO coolant doesn't need changing, but recommends flushing a custom loop every one or two years.

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BGR says people with an AIO system don't need to change its coolant. For a custom loop, it recommends flushing the system every one or two years.

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@BGRIf you have an AIO system, you don't need to change the coolant, but if you have a custom loop, then it's best to flush the system every one or two years.1h

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BG BGR@BGR 2:48 AM · Oct 17, 2026
If you have an AIO system, you don't need to change the coolant, but if you have a custom loop, then it's best to flush the system every one or two years.

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BG BGR@BGR 2:48 AM · Oct 17, 2026
If you have an AIO system, you don't need to change the coolant, but if you have a custom loop, then it's best to flush the system every one or two years.

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@BGRIf you have an AIO system, you don't need to change the coolant, but if you have a custom loop, then it's best to flush the system every one or two years.1h