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The Ferrari 9590 Extreme Water Cooled Gaming PC Project! (AMD FX-9590)

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Updated: September 5, 2013
9590 Part 1

Finally, the day has arrived. Ever since our unboxing of AMD’s FX-9590 8-Core 5 GHz CPU, we’ve received tons of requests and interest on when we’ll be putting out test results.

Since benchmarks had leaked prior to the CPU’s release date, we wanted to take our time and bring a badass build to go along with our testing so behold the Ferrari 9590 Extreme. This bad boy is centered around the FX-9590 and will we water cooled a plenty with help from our good friends at Swiftech.

This series will be a little longer than our normal builds, since there will be coverage on the water cooling process, so stay tuned and stay peeled to Tech of Tomorrow so you don’t miss out. Enjoy the video and the complete parts list can be seen below!

Parts list!

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  • Dan Oliveira3

    if you give it away it woulda be great kkkkkkkkkkkkk just kiding awesome parts, btw I think a 7990 malta would fit nicer on the color scheme

    • Mehdi Mazibeta

      yes my brother

  • Josh C Nelson

    I think it is a perfect job with choosing the parts and looking forward to seen the water block

  • Alex Jarvis

    giveaway please?

  • GTO

    Looking forward to this build!

    • JakFudo

      Ohey Beat how ya been

      • GTO

        Eh the usual, hanging out with gum, running away from the cops.

  • w4rn3r

    What is the retail price of all the parts your using please

    • Elric Phares

      Check out the video description they are all listed there my friend.

  • |3rett_

    Elric, you really go all out for your videos O_o This stuff is super cool to watch. I would be willing to bet no one else here has the funds to spend on parts like those. Thanks for what you do for us!

  • Maarten

    wow awesome

  • Lux

    Elric, this is the best build ever:)) Canit wait to see the video soon.

  • Geoffrey Chen

    but the 7990 is not a good GPU, but yes a malta 7990 would work perfectly, also some DirectCUII would work too!

    • an aligator who ate alice

      the gpu beats a titan….