TIgerDirect iBUYPOWER TG931SLC Intel Core i7-3770 3.4GHz, 16GB DDR3, 500GB HDD, 120GB SSD, DVDRW, ATI Radeon HD 7850, Liquid Cooling, Windows 8 64-bit for 999.99
 

Original Price: 1199.99
Promotion Price: 999.99

Save: $200.00

Spec:
Phantom 410 White and Blue
Intel Core i7-3770 3.4GHz
16GB DDR3
120GB SSD
500GB HDD
DVDRW
ATI Radeon HD 7850
Liquid Cooling
Windows 8 64-bit

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applic...I455-G4002

Looks like a pretty sick deal.

I have built something similar myself, for cheaper, i5-3570K @ 4.5 GHz and a WC 7970 at 1.1 GHz. I say skip water cooling though, while the results can be phenomenal, the PITA factor isn't worth it for me. Sort of puny specs for so much cash, 500gb hdd with 128 ssd? for $1k?? But if you would rather have a canned solution and want to try water cooling, go for it

Memory is not 1600MHz

Hard to see how this is a deal. I could put together the exact same rig, for the same price just grabbing pieces from NewEgg, TD, and/or Amazon, and paying them with no special discount.

And you know you got quality parts these prebuilt come with random off-brand stuff inside they don't even test the computers to see if they turn on when they ship them to you. And Then leave you stuck with $1000 junk and they charge you to ship the item back to replace it pretty hilarious.

Build your own Gaming Computer or Pay Someone that knows what they are doing you will have a better system and not off-brand items they throw together.

why would water cooling be bad? sorry about the noob question

Upkeep can be a pain(especially if you upgrade parts), and it gets quite pricey when you want to upgrade your loop. All I am saying is the gains in performance I see in using water is not equal to the pain and effort that goes into building and maintaining the loop(GPU gains are amazing though on water, cpu is marginal). I had massive/efficient air coolers before I went water, I did see gains when I moved to water but once again, not commensurable with the effort. For me, its not worth it. If I could do it again, I would rather rock air cooling and buy a nice case to deal with acoustics then deal with the headache of planning out the loop and dealing with upgrades. Each time you upgrade thats another drain and refill of the loop, and I started water cooling on my old Phenom 965BE(Three GPU's and one CPU later I am at my WC 3570K and WC 7970). I do have to say that GPU's benefit a ton from Water cooling, and it makes you pretty fearless when it comes to OC.

For someone who wants to try water and doesn't have the time but has the money, I guess this deal ain't half bad. But I am not that man, and while I like the 7850, it's sort of an under-powered card for this rig.