Hydrolux Lite vs Corsair

I"m curious if these pumps can hold up as long as a corsair AIO. I've had my single fan corsair aio running 7 years no issues. I want hydrolux my only concern is will it last as long. I know there is no way to tell, I wish I could find a lot of reviews that speak highly of it. These forums really lack that.

I have personal, hands on experience with only the Corsair AIO , but from research, customer feedback, testing sites my order of preference is..

1...Corsair.....they have become very reliable, zero maintenance and very low risk of leaks.    They tend to just work and work well.   I still prefer a quality air cooler however.

2...hydro lux Pro.....a true water cooling loop with the best performance, parts and flexibility.    If you need the gpu under water and can afford it, my choice. If you stress your pc for 24/7 at heavy load, can’t be beat.    The pumps are higher capacity, larger units and thus prone to more failure than Corsair.   Still reliable but more to go wrong.

3...hydro lux Lite, really a Swiftech unit, and one I don’t like.   Vast majority of complaints on the forums of leakage are from this unit. Plus a lot of members have complained of cloudy, debris in the liquid issues that need maintenance, even sooner than Pro, which I don’t understand.   Might be the quality of waterblocks, etc. It’s good for gpu under water for cheap.

All that said, you can get a Corsar that fails in 3 months and a Swiftech that lasts for years.    Roll of the dice.

For the vast majority, the gpu doesn’t have to be underwater and it’s done more for looks than necessary.

I’m using Corsair ICUE, which is the latest and replacement for Link.   An updated and combined form of Link and original CUE.    I use is mainly to control my 6 Corsair Pro ML fans RGB lighting.   I’ve only spent a small amount of time trying to use it to adjust pump and rad fans rpm.    I think it’s still a work in progress.   All the fans are Quiet and temps good, but was just playing with ICUE just because.

I tried Link years ago and found it buggy and pretty useless so dumped it and just adjusted things the old way, namely thru mobo Bios or software. I’m sure it’s better now.   

I tend to adjust the fans once, for best balance of noise and heat and then don’t touch them again.   I like simple.