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I'll probably get the A version MB cause it comes with Mafia III and it's cheaper than that one. But I'll take most of your suggestions. Thank you!

I'll see the experience in a store. Thanks!

What do you recomend insted of that? I really want something big on wich I can work with at least two windows at the same time. I mean like having some blueprints in Autocad in one side and the Revit on the other side.

It's not a necessity right now. I don't use too much memory. In this moment I have a 248GB SSD on my laptop and I have Windows and Linux on it and almost 100GB free. And if in the future I need one internal HDD I can easly buy it and update the PC.

I'm thinking custom. It's maybe around 220 USD but you can round it up to 200 USD because stuff here are a little more expensive.

Thank you! Do you think that I could do a decent watter cooling loop with 200€? I'd rather do that than buy a more expensive air cooler. If not, what would be the minimum budget for a decent CPU water cooling loop?

Should I change the PSU or not? I want a modular one because of the inside desk build...

I already have a 2TB external storage device. I don't need more storage. I'll get a better cooler.

New post here. Thanks

So, I made a post early today and some mates here in the forum helped me out. You can check it here. I decided to go with this build, reminding you that my budget was only 1500€ (monitor included). I was pondering in making a water cooling loop right away but I'll buy a cheap air cooler insted untill I save money for a good loop. Share you're opinions with me and please tell me if I'm doing anything wrong or if I should change anything in the build. Thank you for your opinions.

I shouldn't post it here or edit this one?

I did not. Thank you all for your suggestions. I'll join everything that I like and I'll try to make the final parts list and post it here so that you can judge it.

Hi LTT community! So, I am building a desk and I'm planning to make the PC inside that desk. I want to water cool the CPU but I don't have a very big budget, around 1500€, so I'm saving 200€ to the water cooling loop. That means that I've a total of 1300€ to build my PC (including monitor). I'm from Portugal so things are more expensive here, but I plan to find the cheapest price in Europe (price+shipping). The aim of the build is essencially to be my work instrument as well as a gaming one. I need to work with Autodesk Software like Revit, Autocad, Robot, most of the times all at once... I will be doing some programming too and, of course, I'll be using the basic Microsoft Office software. I want to play high end games too, like GTA V, Mafia III, Witcher 3, Battlefield 1, etc... But the main focus for this machine is going to be working. I also plan on doing a lot of multitasking and I'd like a big monitor. I've some pieces in mind that you can check here but you can change any of them. If you help me I promise to post a complete post of my build. Thank you for you're help!

Actually, is not entirely false. You do lose a good amount of energy with a 90º curve, but the amount of energy that you lose is given by: H=K*(U^2)/(2g), being H the amount of energy in meters of water, K a constant generally 0.5, U is the velocity of the fluid and g is, of course, 9,81m/s^2. Being that the velocities are too low and the amount of energy (in meters of fluid) needed is too low because the components are almost at the same height, i don't belive that's the case for the two pumps. I do belive that they use two pumps, first for style and then because they'll probably cool the GPU too.

I will take the Razor Blade and what I'll do with it is none of anybody's buisness. #RazorBlade