Help Choosing GPU Block, Pump, Reservoir, and CPU Block for Water Cooling Loop

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I am going to be building a WC loop but I am on a budget. It is very flexible, but I'd prefer not to go over 350$ or so. Again, it is not that strict.

I have tubing coolant, radiator, all the easy stuff picked out but I don't know what to get for the other stuff. For the CPU block I looked at the Swiftech Apogee XL, but it seems relatively expensive. Is it worth it? What are some good choices for me?

 
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https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-kit-p240 would be my recommendation for now and then later on add a gpu block. but its 350 on the money.
for the money your getting quality kit. including the d5 pump which is well regarded by water cooling enthusiasts.

you can add a water block for as little as 30 bux if your in a hurry or spend as much as you want in a few weeks when you have more scratch...
if you want to go cheaper the all in 1 solutions may be a way to go. as there next step down in product range doesnt have the d5 but is over 100 cheaper.

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https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-kit-p240 would be my recommendation for now and then later on add a gpu block. but its 350 on the money.
for the money your getting quality kit. including the d5 pump which is well regarded by water cooling enthusiasts.

you can add a water block for as little as 30 bux if your in a hurry or spend as much as you want in a few weeks when you have more scratch...
if you want to go cheaper the all in 1 solutions may be a way to go. as there next step down in product range doesnt have the d5 but is over 100 cheaper.

 
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I'd prefer to buy all of the parts. Again, I'm mainly looking for budget parts without sacrificing performance. I just need pump, cpu and gpu blocks and reservoir. How low can I go without sacrificing performance or lifetime/reliability?
 
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