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Don't doit Kimber. You want the person building your rig to give a poop, not be in a hurry to get it done and go home. Your cable management will be horrible and the parts could have come from a pawn shop for all you know.
Watch a few videos and build it yourself. Know your parts and where they came from.

i self edjewmahkated myself on GPU cpu bottlenecks and I understand if you have a Titan x and a 4790 you won't get a whole lot if benefits from 6700k upgrade. However dx12 + 6700k does make a difference especially in witcher 3 , 27fps better over 4790 just off the top of my head.

To answer your question, yes that CPU has a liquid cooler on it, check out the 4 picture.

I actually haven't played it 

Fishyer than a barrel of fish.
 
I'm almost certain you can get the same PC with the same components for cheaper

I'd make use of this to change that processor to a i5 and get the r9 390 and a better power supply.
 
Still quite not the best price, but let's be honest very little pre builds get great value, I have seen worse.

it seems you actually pick the parts yourself, scroll down and you can choose the parts

Not everyone wants to deal with building the machine, but obviously this comes for an extra.

1.2 grand for a 380... NTY

Considering they haven't named that power supply it's fishy. Plus why the i7 when you can drop to a i5 and get a r9 390?

Bruh, chill.

That's not his name, it's his member tag. But honestly if you CAN build something, do it. If you can't this PC does look pretty nice!

used or new?

Not worth the premium

They really should have put a waterblock on the GPU, I cant imagine the stock cooler being quiet on it.

I like the case. I'd never buy a pre built unless it was something I can't build like a gigabyte brix (bought the a8 version). I like how linus likened it to going to eat at a restaurant. I can make food but other people can do it better and I don't have to deal with anything, I just get to eat. No ingredients to buy, no kitchen prep or cleanup, I don't have to sweat from the heat of the stove/range. Some people just want to use their pc and not deal with the little headaches. This would be a good option for them. 

eh, anybody has a right to like something or not, i don't like Apple, doesn't mean i'm going to hate those that do

Well... that is the issue there. If you are going to throw few thousands $ on PC do you really not want to play everything maxed out?

I'm looking into buying a much more modest setup myself but after much research I would say wait. With Asynchronous shading coming into play and nvidia most likely bringing out a new line of gpus to stay up to speed with dx12 and also gsync and freesync becoming more available and cheaper for your monitor. Currently only top of the line monitors offering this and I think its well worth it. I think there will be some nice components/products just on the horizon that will probably spend your money better than say the last year has considering these technologies are pretty new.

I can almost guarantee that the 1080/whatever won't have 16gb of VRAM, nor would it need that much. My guess is it will be 8GB at best. 
 
Source: The fact that Nvidia would be hurting themselves in the long run (incremental updates > massive updates in terms of profits).

The thing is that waiting till 2016 is thinking of it was worth the wait. If you buy now with X99 and two 980 Tis/ Fury Xs, and all of a sudden Skylake-E and Zen plus Pascal/Arctic Islands completely kicks the ass of any rig from 2015, you can't help but feel that you should have waited. Same goes if you waited and the new tech doesn't rally improve. I would really just wait. At least it's going to be faster either way. If you need it ASAP and you're going to get fired, go get X99 and Maxwell/Fiji.

Well, there are still other advantages to a console. 
-less error prone (than windows for example) 
-FAR superior local multiplayer experiences 
-Guaranteed to work without tinkering (and give everyone an equal playing field)
-exclusives 

I love the Throne-G, phantom series, level 10, and Base 800 (the case i have now)
Im not a fan of black boxes w/o at least a bit of nice design to them so I try to keep up to date with what new releases are out.

Which is why it took so many years to get past my Pentium III desktop (which was actually weaker than the Xbox on the CPU side of things-and maybe on the GPU side as well-which is the main reason I bought it-cheaper than my desktop and it played games better-however the same can't be said for the 360 or Xbone).