Best water cooling kit for AMD 3+

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eurocooled5

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I am currently running a Amd 3+ over clocked at 4.10ghz. The water cooling kit on it right now is a Corsair H100. My mother board and HDD been acting up pretty bad lately so i want to upgrade a few things and i really want costume build water cooling system. I seen kits go for 120$ on ebay but idk about trusting my hardware with Ebay trash but then again i don't want to spend 300$ on a kit. Any idea what i could buy? is the ebay one ok let me show you the link .http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/171347722530?lpid=82&chn=ps
 
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Given that each of the pictures shows a different loop, each containing components NOT in the first one. Dont trust it.
The waterblock appears to be an LGA block anyway.

My recommendation, keep your h100, replace the current motherboard and processor and make the switch to intel.
You will get far more performance compared to a loop that may drop temps a few degrees.
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Given that each of the pictures shows a different loop, each containing components NOT in the first one. Dont trust it.
The waterblock appears to be an LGA block anyway.

My recommendation, keep your h100, replace the current motherboard and processor and make the switch to intel.
You will get far more performance compared to a loop that may drop temps a few degrees.
 
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I agree with Gam3r01, the only viable way to truly justify a custom loop is if you intend to cool the entire system with it and not just one component (maybe GPU only for SLI/Crossfire to reduce noise and temps). Otherwise stick to air or all-in-one coolers.
 
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