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why do you say they are a mess? im not a cable management neat freak tbh if thats what you mean im also not one for rgb or aesthetics as these are absolutely secondary to me. which cases do you reccomend?

i mean something like this:

Budget (including currency): £2000 Country: United Kingdom Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Everything creative (detailed 2d cad drawing in autocad, architectural rendering in blender and vray, 3d modeling in blender revit rhino 3dsmax or sketchup ,air and fluid simulations for HVAC , lighting simulations for interiors , animation both 2d and 3d, video editing premiere and after effects ,graphic design in Photoshop and illustrator ,product design in fusion 360, VR in unreal engine and twinmotion, etc), Gaming and Streaming Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): Hi everyone, i plan on relegating my current pc parts (that will be able to fit into an mini itx) whilst buying a new one and combining the two into a dual system PC within one of the Phanteks cases. i plan to buy the new system as soon as the rtx 3000 series and ryzen 4000 cpu series releases however for now i guess for a graphics card just use the 2080ti as a placeholder and placeholder CPU any within the given budget. My existing parts are: Z270X ultra gaming motherboard evga GTX 1080Ti 11GB Western Digital WD10EZEX 1tb Sata Hard Drive x 1 Western Digital WD10EZEX 2tb Sata Hard Drive x 1 EVGA 600w Power Supply x 1 Corsair Vengeance LPX 16gb DDR4 3000Mhz x 2 Corsair Vengeance LPX 8gb DDR4 3000Mhz x 2 Intel I7 7700K Kaby Lake (GFX 4.2Ghz) x 1 -one of my conundrums is i would prefer not to mess with Aio's or any sort of water-cooling, but im concerned about the heat that would accumulate at the top left as there would be two cpus quite close to each other -i dont really plan on overclocking as i dont know much about it. -i dont know which motherboard to get for both systems as ill need an itx compatible with the 7700k and for the new one i dont know what to get. -i dont know what to do about my old parts i.e the z270x motherboard and older psu. -yes i know that i should get an ssd. :) -ive never really ever built a pc from scratch (ive tinkered/ made modifications to the case, added ram, removed optic drives and added storage though) and starting with dual system one may be a bit of a task. please help

THANK YOU ALL FOR THE HELP! ITS MUCH APPRECIATED AND I WISH YOU ALL WELL.

what if i already have a Antec VP600P 600w PSU? link here: http://www.ebuyer.com/636554-antec-vp600p-600w-psu-0-761345-06425-5

my budget could go up to 1600 max final

again i say ive never built a pc before

what do you mean?

yea http://ark.intel.com/products/88192/Intel-Core-i7-6600U-Processor-4M-Cache-up-to-3_40-GHz

Im looking to build a pc for a budget of £1200+/- £200 and have no experience building pcs before. All i know it must include a gtx1080ti and a good cpu(i7 6600 or better) to avoid bottle necks 8gb ram minimum as I can upgrade the ram later when i save up for more money and a motherboard that can (not a requiremnt though) support multiple pcie slots because i already have a 750ti and would like to be using it to render visualisations in one card while the 1080ti renders more high quality images. Please help me as i will be using it for rendering and gaming.

M390X i was looking to switch from a laptop to a PC