just purchased this watercooling setup. (KINGWIN AS-3000)

[Joe]

http://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/productimage/35-124-007-11.jpg

KINGWIN AS-3000 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835124007)



Universal clip sets.
Quick install connectors.
Multi function LCD panel displays information in several different colors.
Noise and heat sensors.
Liquid cooler mainframe
Easy adjustable knob for fan speed and temperature control function.
Blue Aquastar stickers for side panel when use externally.
CPU block.
VGA block.
AMD K7 (Socket 462) support.
AMD K8 Opteron and Athlon 64 support.
Intel PIII (Socket 370) all speed support.
Intel PIV (Socket 478).
1 x CPU conductor.


A handful of bad reviews, but near 150 total with close to 75% of them being good. I am hoping to squeze a bit more from this 3800+ x2 as well as my 7950gtoc.

What do you guys think for a water-cooling setup under 100$

[Joel]

I have that actually. It's not bad for the price, but don't use the VGA block.

I really only overclocked on processor with it, which was a pentium d 915. I got it to around 3.9 I believe.. I think it ran like 55C under load.

One problem I had with it actually.. Just recently the pump went out, after about a year or so of use. Good news is it has a REALLY loud alarm when the pump stops, so you'll know something is up.

On my current rig I use this thermaltake kit:
http://www.xoxide.com/thermaltake-bigwater-745.html

Although I don't use the 1x120MM as it uses smaller fittings and reduces flow. On a Core 2 Duo @ 3.8GHz, I run about 40C load with the fans on the lowest speed I can put them without them turning off (I have them on a fan controller).