Is there any good computer gaming desktop builds, that include liquid cooling? ( on a black friday sale ? )
Would rather to buy a premade so i don't have to heat/bend the tubes myself?

Otherwise what would be a good build to make? thats easy for beginners?

if not, then what would be a good Intel i9 9900k cpu + mobo + case build, that I would be able to buy now, and then maybe....
it won't be out-dated/obsolete, that I could install the liquid cooling sometime next year?

Example, the build i made back in 2014... was like uncommon in early/mid 2015... and i did a budget build... and was only cheap on the MOBO....
so what would of costed me 140$, i ended up spending 60$ ... and now i need something better, and now its going to cost 300$ just for a motherboard.

so rather just do an entire new build, that will be common for hopefully the next 3 years, so i can finish the build eventually?

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/n8FyK4


Due to the fact that AMD just rocked Intel's world... might wanna wait till we see w/e response Intel has to make. The Z390 chipset is kinda lame compared to AMD's X570 chipset, so Intel is gonna have to come up with something.

they have no response, and their cpus are full of exploits....

They don't right now. But they WILL have a response, and I don't think it will take more than say... 6-12 months.


/e Intel still has more capital and more fabs. Remember, I'm an AMD franboi, but everytime AMD jumps ahead, Intel comes back with another 10+ year smack down.
Those new threadrippers came out on Nov 25th. Intel probably already has them opened up and under an electron microscope.

Or some new fangled xray-tunneling-superman scanning device. We've all seen the opened up chips under photomicrographs, showing the traces and even the little cartoon characters the designers draw on those suckers. And those have been popping up for 15 years.



For example: https://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/creatures/

This post was edited by Ghot on Nov 29 2019 02:01am