i'm considering add water cooling for my pc and i found a cheap water cooling kit is it good?

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If you wanna go cheap, go closed loop, but don't ever go to some site and buy something you don't know about. Consider XSPC Raystorm Kits. From what I see, you want a 240mm rad kit. I would recommend the Cooler Master Glacer 240l. You can expand it and add your GPU, and for the same price as that junk you dug up.
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If you wanna go cheap, go closed loop, but don't ever go to some site and buy something you don't know about. Consider XSPC Raystorm Kits. From what I see, you want a 240mm rad kit. I would recommend the Cooler Master Glacer 240l. You can expand it and add your GPU, and for the same price as that junk you dug up.
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XSPC Raystorm worked great for my 4790K. But I would recommend a closed loop system for convenience and price. The system I put together cost quite a bit more even when i used cheaper parts from Lowe's (tubing and 5 gallon bucket).
 
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