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Good build but its let down is liquid cooling. But one of the disadvantages to fluid cooling is the potential for a coolant leak. Leaked coolant can damage any electronic components with which it comes into contact. Another drawback is the complexity of the system; an active heat sink is much simpler to build, install, and maintain than a water cooling solution.

Than the pain in the ass changing the water out just not worth it...

But everything thing else is great!

Edited September 30, 201213 yr by Darkangel

I wouldn't recommend alien-ware because its too over priced. But i will recommend CyberPower PC Black Pearl.

Check it out here http://computers.toptenreviews.com/gaming/cyberpower/cyperpower-pc-black-pearl-review.html

I wouldn't recommend alien-ware because its too over priced. But i will recommend CyberPower PC Black Pearl.

Check it out here http://computers.top...arl-review.html

Way over priced...

Good build but its let down is liquid cooling. But one of the disadvantages to fluid cooling is the potential for a coolant leak. Leaked coolant can damage any electronic components with which it comes into contact. Another drawback is the complexity of the system; an active heat sink is much simpler to build, install, and maintain than a water cooling solution.

Than the pain in the ass changing the water out just not worth it...

But everything thing else is great!

Thanks! All that they gave me availability to was water cooling...

@Harry

Not sure what your budget is but this site is a good place to start to get some knowledge on PC gaming and how to get the most bang for your buck.

http://www.tomshardw...x-560,3216.html

If money isn�t an issue just buy the most expensive and upgraded alien-ware PC you can find

What were you thinking when you said buy the most expensive and upgraded alien-ware PC you can find.????

Ya sure it could run games (maybe that depends if it runs) but sitll could save thousands of dollars just building one your self. Alien-ware isnt what is use to be 5 years ago Dell has now bought them out and has destroyed everything they have made. Please don't even think about posting on help for someone if your going to tell them to by Alien-ware should be illegal to recommend that...

Sorry if I sound like a dick but not about to let someone who doesn't know about computers waste thousands of dollars on polished shit...

I know Alien-ware is overpriced, it was overpriced 5 years ago and it still is. I therefore said only to go for it if money is NOT an issue and thus doesn't care about saving money. I am not sure how you missed that part as you even quoted it.

Alienware is only expensive because its made from Titanium (F*ck knows why) not because it uses the latest graphics cards and CPU's whoever recomends Alienware probably dosn't know a lot about computers.

^That about sums up the last 10 comments^ :D lol

I have a i7 9700 k gta GeForce 1660 ti and 512 ssd and it struggles any thoughts