Is buying a second hand 240mm AIO cool?

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I know buying harware that has no moving pieces, or close to none, are usually better components to buy second hand. but i’ve found the kraken 240mm that going for 12k on most sites, for 9k on e2zstore.

I have 3 questions:

  1. is this high risk? or am i overthinking this.

  2. Is e2zstore legit? anyone bought from them in the past?

  3. is the kraken 240mm good enough for an undervolted and overclocked 5700x? I play arc raiders, at max settings @ 1440p. I edit videos on Adobe PP, Blackmagic Resolve, etc.

Lastly, I’m getting a 240mm for 9k on e2zstore. getting the same for 12k on rest sites. and getting the 360mm for 13.5k on computech. Is 360mm really worth it? imo is a minimal bump.

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For 9k, you can get a brand new Corsair Nautilius 360 RS ARGB which is far superior than the last gen Kraken 240mm. I would highly suggest getting this AIO as its one of the top performing AIOs in the market currently.

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What if I say or advise to better stick with aircoleers as people have a very bad exp. with aio as it can conk off the next morning without a hint!