Wolololo

anything from spyro the reignited trilogy and rocket league to cod warzone,gta and csgo because im THAT bored

I believe you’d have to install MW even if you installed Warzone (probably as a product confirmation) but since there’s a lot already there, the download would almost certainly be considerably smaller.

Have both top fans as exhaust. You can set them to spin slower if you fear that D15S isn't getting enough air.

If it helps any the cube root of 444 is like 7.6 something so you’re basically dump in an entire. 8x8 room full of air through the case every minute.  That’s really a lot.

Have you thought about using something like a 2080ti xc ultra from evga instead of the blower from zotac? 
 
Blowers tend to be loud and hot

Yup! I'm planning to populate all the pcie slots with gpus in the near future, possibly a 2x 2080ti and 2x Quadro RTX 6/8000 config, or a 4x 2080ti config. So I'm thinking that instead of having 4x open air gpus all blowing hot air onto each other, having heated air expelled through the back will be better for GPU temps. I've seen temp tests that seem to suggest this. As for the sound... well I guess he'll have to deal with it (I'm building for someone else). 

Your best bet would be air cooling if you don’t want to go full custom loop

I've seen that post before, the nvlink on geforce cards really doesn't bring much to the table, but I guess another extra 5% of performance might be worth anyway. In the end, both 2080Tis will sure beat the crap out of any Quadro compute wise.
 
I'm really not that knowledgeable when it comes to airflow things inside of a case, so I believe you're better off with the guys at the air cooling subforum haha

Ouch. In this case, I guess there's nothing much you can do anyway. The 2x 2080Tis should really be more than enough anyway
 
I'm not really an expert when it comes to cooling, but I guess this should be fine as long as air can come in and out of the case itself, instead of recirculating inside of it.
 
Also, another thing: wouldn't it be a good idea to have a regular 2.5" SSD to use as a scratch disk for faster data manipulation? I guess that could also be done on the NVMe, but who knows.

It's my second build and the cable management is not so great, I know. I'm also holding up the AIO cpu cooler with a pair of screws on one side and a couple of zip ties since it barely fits.
 
Build:
Motherboard - ASUS ROG Strix X570-I Gaming
CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 3600
RAM - TeamGroup T-Force DDR4 CL16 Delta RGB 16GB (2 x 8GB)
SSD - Western Digital WD Blue SN550 M.2 2280 250GB
HDD - Seagate BarraCuda 2TB 
GPU - MSI Radeon RX 5700 Gaming X 8GB
PSU - Corsair HX750i 80+ Platinum
CPU Cooler - Fractal Design Celsius S24 Blackout
Fans - Deepcool RF120 RGB Aura Sync Pack
Deepcool RF140 RGB Aura Sync Pack
Case - Fractal Design Meshify C Mini Dark TG
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
Yup that's my reflection. 

What you're getting there is essentially a MSI GE72. It's an okay notebook, but I would recommend this
 
http://www.sagernotebook.com/Gaming-Notebook-NP8657-S.html
 
6700HQ, 970M, G-Sync (if you configure with G-Sync), 2 M.2 slots (1 PCIe 3.0 x4 / SATA, the other just SATA), 2 2.5" SATA slots, 4 RAM slots, 3 cooling fans (1 for CPU and the other 2 for the GPU), 25mm thick and 2.5kg in weight.