I need some feedback from other Hadron Hydro watercooling kit users. How frequently are you guys having to refill the reservoir on these things??
 
My Hadron Hydro system is a week away from turning one month old, but the water level already dropped low enough to the point the pump ingested sufficient air to cause it to stop working. The system began trying to cook itself but it thankfully got noticed relatively quickly due to the fan noise. 
 
My self-built desktop is also watercooled but it goes through the same amount of water every 12 months by comparison. The Hadron system & fittings were built (and rebuilt) by Cyberpower, but I've not been able to spot seepage or dampness anywhere. There's quite a lot of extra connection points in this kit setup and many are not easily accessible on top of that so it's very possible I may just not be seeing it. That said it's also possible CP left a large amount of air pockets in the loop that took time to slowly work back out. 
 
I'll have to wait and see what it does over the second month to know which is the case, but until then I wanted to get some feedback from other Hadron Hydro kit users!

Thanks for the response. You've pretty much replaced most of the loop though... I use dangerden's flex tubing in my main rig and that stuff by itself halved the water loss from my previous build, it's just so damn good compared to the vinyl junk in both rated evap rate and making a good seal.  
 
Pump is still running fine thankfully. Going to give it another month and see what the fluid levels are at, but until then I'm guessing it was just filled/shipped without having the air bled out of the radiator.

Just an update, in the past 2 weeks I've lost about 1cm of water.  I don't see any visible leaks and just assume the liquid is evaporating.  I've built custom loops in other systems and have not had this problem before.  I'll be replacing the pump/res with something else in the near future.