Help, £1000 Gaming build - (with watercooling)

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LeoShanna

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Hi looking for a decent customer or AIO water cooled system (preferably custom).
WIth all parts, I dont want to buy wrong parts / fittings etc so please help
The budget is £1000 (maybe a bit over)
I also dont need a hdd or operating system.
The main purpose is gaming and to look cool!
red/black or white/black colour schemes are preferred but not necessary
 
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i7 4790k and AIO 980 (http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/mWq4xr) i5 4690k and EVGA 980 ti (http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/VmTBMp)

If I were you I'd go with the 980 ti one because gpus are the main component for gaming.
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Tell me if you need a monitor! Then i'll change it. If not, this will be the perfect 1000 pound budget. If you do 1100 i can get you a 980 ti! Hope this helps. http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/GkKBMp
 
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No monitor is needed, could you try fit a custom water cooling loop in? With a 980 and see how much it comes to, or do you recommend I don't go water cooling at all and get the ti
 
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Oh on the graphics card? Sorry I kind of misread it, i thought you wanted a liquid cooled cpu. Here lemme try to.
 
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The 980 ti would be ALOT better. It's pretty much the best graphics card made. I'll make 2 lists and you can decide. Ask for anymore advice if you're having trouble debating between the two.
 
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i7 4790k and AIO 980 (http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/mWq4xr) i5 4690k and EVGA 980 ti (http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/VmTBMp)

If I were you I'd go with the 980 ti one because gpus are the main component for gaming.
 
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