Replacement liquid cooling for Aurora

As far as I know, its just a standard cooler that has some graphics for alienware put on.  

Best wishes for 2016!

Do you know what brand/type of liquid cooling is used?

The liquid cooling has a connection to the motherboard called 'CPU pump'. Is this a standard connection (I have never seen it before on other motherboards) or is it propietary Alienware?

What I have found out so far:

- Dell does not sell its stock cooling to out-of-warranty customers

- the stock cooler for the R4 is the 5560W Asetek, and is (probably) compatible with the R1

- one guy succesfully built-in a Corsair H80i cooler in his R1

To make my original questions more specific:

- I could find the 5560W Asetek available in the US, does anyone know where I can get one in Europe?

- The H80i is a bit pricy. I don't want to upgrade, I'm just looking for a solid replacement. Does anyone have experience with a Corsair H55 or H60? Or the very affordable Cooler Master Seidon 120V v2?

Thanks in advance for your help!

PS: I'm running my i7 920 @ 3.33Ghz (3.5 Ghz /w turbo), default vcore.

If Dell Spare Parts doesn't have them, you can get from 3rd party. I got a nice (used "working pull" part) from a reputable eBay Vendor.

So my (Asetek) 01YGW is waiting on shelf for my 5 year old Aurora-R1.

en.community.dell.com/.../19586428

and

en.community.dell.com/.../20806012

Thanks Tesla. The cheapest 01YGW I could find online still cost $200 (incl shipping). That's twice as much as Corsair's H80i (or 4x a  Cooler Master Seidon 120V v2). It's pretty steep for a 6 year old rig (which by the way still does all the tasks I need it to).

What would you recommend: 01YGW or H80i? Or will an H60 do just fine?