Best bang for the Buck AIO Water cooling?

[CH-Nils]

Hi guys! 

Me and my friend (I'm an engineering student, he's a carpenter) would like to build a pc case from wood.
Our inspiration is the PC-05 from lian li. but we want to make it slimer, with dust filers on all intakes and good airflow thanks to 90° rotated mobo.The riser Card is available at my local hardware store for 50 swiss francs (55 us$ roughly).
 

And now we thought that because of the slimness of the case max 145mm thick (120mm + 2x 5mm wood panels + 15mm for cable routing behind the main panel)
it would be good to put an AIO cooler in there.

We're on a budget here but look for something that will cool our OC'd i5 4690k  without being overkill.

EDIT: Its important for the tubes to not be too rigid!!! as we'll have to bend them a little.

[W-L]

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The Seidon 120V from Cooler Master is a pretty budget friendly AIO.

[CH-Nils]

The Seidon 120V from Cooler Master is a pretty budget friendly AIO.

Is it reliable? Does it use any 4 pins besides 3pin CPU Fan header?

[W-L]

Is it reliable? Does it use any 4 pins besides 3pin CPU Fan header?

 

Most AIO's are pretty standard theses days the Seidon ins't bad, it does use a 3 pin header for the pump and has an included 4 pin fan.

[VSG]

Seidon has had issues with the pump.

I would go with an OEM CoolIT or Asetek unit (you will have to search) myself. If you can't be bothered then something like a Corsair H75 is good.

[cd5josh]

A 120mm rad isnt going to be much better than an air cooler for the same budget.  If possible I'd recommend a 240 if you can.

[TheMissxu]

I just got a Cooler Master Seidon 240M for $55 (with a student promo code and MIR), you can get one for $60 (with a promo code and MIR) this month.

[CH-Nils]

I just got a Cooler Master Seidon 240M for $55 (with a student promo code and MIR), you can get one for $60 (with a promo code and MIR) this month.

Sounds awesome but i dont live in the US and stores over here don't give back2school promos