what water-cooling kit should I get

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chrisc1690c

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hey everyone I want to watercool my pc but I don't think I would benefit much from it my specs are listed below
gpu gtx 1060 6gb
cpu ryzen 5 2600
ram 8gb
case zalman z11
motherboard Gigabyte X370-Gaming 3
i mostly use it for gaming and was wanting to overclock the cpu to 4ghz i want a loop that i can cool the gpu as well i was thinking of getting this
https://www.scan.co.uk/products/ek-kit-s360-compact-water-cooling-kit-for-small-and-mini-itx-builds?gclid=Cj0KCQjwl9zdBRDgARIsAL5Nyn1n43989mkL5HxZ2jRloc2SBelJKA8PRQoTxNXfPzL9gTL1zTfFbUYaAiGyEALw_wcB
but i cant get that one as it isint compadable with my gpu my budget is around 300 but id like to keep it below 300 and as cheap as possibile thanks for any advice
 
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Gam3r01

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You arent going to get a full system kit for under 300 dollars, and agreed, it certainly is not worth it on your system.
That 300 dollars will get you marginally lower temps, and maybe a few FPS at best increase in performance.
Put the 300 dollars to a hardware upgrade that would actually make a difference.
 
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About the only time you want to water cool everything with a nice custom loop is when you can't buy better parts for the price. You could get a nice AIO cooler, be watercooled and not break the bank. What size radiators does that Zalman case support? That would be something to check first too. With a 1060 I wouldn't worry too much about cooling the GPU, just worry about the CPU.
 
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chrisc1690c

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I think it could fit a 240
 
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