Liquid Cooling: Compatibility Help

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Hi,

So, I've my build setup so far and am thinking of putting a 360 mm radiator in the front and a 120 mm in the back and 2 120 mm fans on the top; I want to liquid cool my GPU and CPU. I want to know if you think that is a good idea, and if not, what should I change or do differently?

I have a i3 6100 processor and RX 460 (link: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131695) as the graphics card; I was wondering if this kit would be compatible with them - http://www.performance-pcs.com/modmytoys-oem-l360-liquid-petg-cooling-kit-featuring-ekwb.html or would you suggest a different kit or just going part by part?

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It works with your processor for the video card they don't make them for entry level cards that I know of.
Just so you know water cooling can look cool but is more work than most people wish to do because of the maintenance.
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I'm trying to learn watercooling and want to try it on this build before I attempt it on a more expensive build
Thanks for pointing out that the kit only has a CPU block - is it compatible with my processor?
What waterblock will I need for RX 460?
 
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It works with your processor for the video card they don't make them for entry level cards that I know of.
Just so you know water cooling can look cool but is more work than most people wish to do because of the maintenance.
 
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