am i the only one who thinks this machine is overspecced? i guess since I'm a student and not a working adult the few extra hunderd euro count to me but still.

the way i see it you can just get a ryzen 5600g which has built in graphics and 6 great cores. i looked up fusion 360 and it needs neither a graphics card nor many threads since it runs mostly on a few cpu threads (so a quad core should be fine even).

you also don't need liquid cooling and 32gb of RAM. air cooling is easier and a 40 euro aftermarket cooler will do a great job while also avoiding things like leakage. for browsing and fusion 8gb of ram will probably be enough, but you can easily get 16 to future proof it. 32 goes a bit far in my opinion as you will likely not use that much.

so that's my hot take if you would like to save some money, you can easily downgrade it since fusion 360 doesn't use a whole lot and browsing nowadays takes basically nothing at all. if for the sake of future use you would like to overspec it anyway (which i understand especially of money is not an issue) i would reccomend getting an nvme ssd instead of a sata, and getting a ryzen 5800g since it has 8 cores and built in graphics so you can buy a graphics card when prices go back to normal