how can i build a pc like this

[MrKino]

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/uY1E6ou7Rr25w50GvTzJvXYYgIha9vYCCPI6LcL9LfjO2VeklXDUkdv6lGpiZ6F9l0CfMX5-T1nT6omqJNhQH4rn-yCx_MI9-2shHaC7DAITqfDqGIOYHjbCGo4cpKHJGe9SGv25NDlvEQ2lkLyFzv1TgO6b2vrHoj-rKQ=w466-h316-nc

I have budget of 1500 including only parts for PC

 

[firo40]

You would need more than 1500 for a custom loop like that, all the parts for that custom loop could come close to 1500$

 

[DonkeyOatie]

I doubt that you can. That's a custom liquid loop. Can you do all the piping yourself. If not it will cost quite a bit. Do you know what the CPU, and GPU are?

 

[MrKino]

Ofcourse -_- also i founded this on amazon
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0101RTSFY/ref=mp_s_a_1_6?qid=1438722985&sr=8-6&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords=water+cooling

 

[boosted1g]

Can you build a solid gaming rig with liquid cooled CPU for $1500: absolutely

That custom loop setup: no

 

[MrKino]

Why not ?

 

[boosted1g]

The picture you shown was not just a simple water cooled CPU rig.

It has a CPU and GPU liquid cooled (and not with water) with dual radiators, and custom made piping.
The cooling block for the GPU looks to be completely custom, which is expensive as is.
Those pipes are not just rubber pipes bought off ebay or unknown third party amazon vendor, those are custom made metal pipes with exact bends with the ends flared for the pipe fittings. This is a professionally built rig, likely done in a full fledged fabrication shop.

As another user stated, they could have easily paid 1500 for the fabrication and powder-coating of the cooling system alone, let alone the cost of the actual PC parts.

To put it into perspective, the linked PC is not the equivalent of a homemade hot-rod at the race track,but a million dollar professional outfit that has the resources to use advanced software to figure out what angle to adjust the front bumper diffuser for the current track.

This is the kind of PC that a major vendor like ASUS or Gigabyte or Corsair built as a demonstration, not as a practical PC