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Yeah i didnt evne factor in being able to move freely and my chair eating the wire all the time tbf thats enough to make me go wirelss.

Wireless ones are quite useful in my experience. Sometimes I have to get up and do something that's a bit further than my hand can reach.
Times like I have to open the door or go take a quick break makes the Wireless ones useful.
 
The sound quality depends on what headsets you use but most of today's wireless headsets are pretty good.

Audio-Technica ATH-M40X with Brainwaves hm5 Angled pads.  Note you HAVE to buy the pads the stock pads are no good.  Links below:
 
https://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-Professional-Headphones-Headphone-Amplifier/dp/B01G2BYNDK/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=m40x&qid=1548036344&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1
 
https://www.amazon.com/Replacement-Memory-Angled-EarPads-Cushion/dp/B07BKSW8GF/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_1?keywords=Brainwaves+angled+hm5+pads&qid=1548036377&sr=8-1-fkmr1
 
They also make those pads in real leather etc just search Brainwaves hm5 Angled pads.
 
Cheers.
 
 

false, that was only on the first line of 2080 ti's. I would just get a good 2080 and be done with it, or a 1080 ti if you can find any second hand

Yeah i back this up if you get a new 2080ti or 2080 it would come with a warranty anyway, having the new cards do allow ray tracing if you wanted that as well.

I've never seen temperatures go above 70C on my CPU with the stock cooler, it's surprisingly good.

Looks good, however have you considered 2nd gen Ryzen? (2600)

Try to get an AM4 B450 socket mobo, and Ryzen 5 2600 - if building I would put a little more in to bring it to current gen.  As for what you have setup that would be a good midrange rig.  Overclock that CPU and its not bad at all.

That's a really good pair. I would personally get a 240-250GB SSD and a 1TB HDD personally, as well as drop the aftermarket cooler. My Ryzen 5 1600 sits perfectly fine at a 3.8Ghz overclock with the stock cooler.

Not to call anyone out, but *cough* Hardware Canucks *cough*

ThermalFake* products tend to have horrible build quality. Definitely go for the R6 or Define S for a  custom loop, especially if this is your first time/new to watercooling. 
 
 
 
*If you aren't aware, ThermalFake comes from them ripping off lots of other companies' (CaseLabs, Fractal Design, Corsair - just to name a few) product designs. Also, NEVER use ThermalFake radiators, they are aluminum and %100 will corrode in your loop unless the whole loop is aluminum. I also find their other watercooling components not to be the same quality of XSPC, Bitspower, Aquacomputer, Heatkiller, nor EK. 

I think they do a half decent job. They do list some problems, but lots of glam shots. I was thinking more of Paul's hardware and especially bitwit. And basically every channel under 100k subs. Some reason they all think suckling up to the manufacturers will get them free products and more subs

Dmitri does a pretty good job actually of calling out things he doesn't like. I use him as a middle ground between most reviewers and Gamers Nexus's seeming "If it doesn't have A+ tier airflow its crap" approach. (One of the reasons they highly recommend the Silverstone RL06, but I dont, because everywhere other than airflow it's a lackluster case.)
Sadly as much as I love these guys I tend to agree with this, though I'm not sure if it's a "sponsorship thing" or if they'r just less vocal about things. Neither seem to do strictly case reviews anymore, but even with they did they were less critical. 

I'd definitely after to check out a gamers nexus review on any case your looking to buy. 
 
They're one of the few youtubers that will give you an honest review of it, and not just a quick overview and worship of it because they don't want the company to stop sponsoring them. 

My 2 cents for what it's worth, i own 2 Aerocool cases atm, a white LS 5200 and a Project 7 C1.
Both are pretty well made and offer great cooling.
No complaints here.