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1. Not big enough of a cooler to surpress the heat of a 5GHz 8600k. It's more like 4.4-4.7GHz before it gets too hot to be good for long term use.
 
2. No need to buy seperate thermal paste unless you're certain you will screw up a few tries of thermal paste application. Cryorig's stock paste is decent.
 
3. Get a 2x4GB kit rather than 1x8 (2x8 is the best, though budget reasons I guess) since this board can hold 4 sticks of RAM and you'll want dual channel memory. No necessarily high frequency though.
 
4. Ryzen 5 2600 (X and non-X) are both slower than 8600k in games. If you dont do streaming or other productivity work, there's no point in getting Ryzens.
 
5. An SSD is more important than a HDD. Your budget should be enough to add a 500GB SSD without sacrificing the HDD, but do so if money is a problem.
 
6. Graphics card is overpriced for a 1070ti. Do you really like the reference design this much?
 
7. EVGA BQ 500w sucks. Check here:
Tier 4 or below should not come close to this PC

lol true. Some stores don't offer refund as soon as you open it then. And online refunds can be painful af.

Type C is the new USB. It is smaller, faster and can deliver more power, 100 watts total if you have the right cable. Thunderbolt is more centered towards data transfer, and can sometimes be used to power external graphic cards with your laptop.

If you find a solution please tag me as i am having the same issue

If you must keep your ShitBook Amateur, I'd recommend liquid metal

I got 5.1 at 1.30 as you can see by the other people posting, the voltage will depend on the CPU

i3 8100

If you want tempered glass go to a local glass shop and have them do all the work since tempering needs fairly good control to ensure a successful yield. Most places will not charge you if a custom sheet that is to be tempered shatters during the process and will just delay the delivery date. 

How many drive bays do you have?
 
Fractal Design Define R6 can hold 6 easy and you can position them anywhere you need. It can also hold a 360 AIO at the top or front while doing this

Whatever the case may be, (heh) It's definitely modded extensively. I couldnt find anything similar

Have you tried putting Overwatch on lower settings? Does it still lag?

Good air flow and vertical GPU mounting...those two things is like claiming mayonnaise is healthy.

They also have 16mm OD.

TBH if i were u, i'd use Monsoon Ev2 fittings, they are very secure and come with extra oring size to deal with difference in tube size between makes.

Do you have a coolant in mind that doesnt like silver ?
 
 

Maybe in theory but not so much in practice. I use monsoon fittings myself, and have Ek bocks which are nickle plated. No corrosion.

If OP is using ANY nickel in his loop, he cant use the silver fittings (actually made of silver that is). It will corrode the loop because of the nickel.

Just wanted to point out about fittings made of actual silver in any loop as it corrodes nickel. The bitspower fittings should be fine but I would order lots of extra tube because the glass may not be perfectly round and not fit the fittings with some pieces you buy - so if you buy extra you wont have an issue of not having enough fitting pieces of glass.

I use the Eiszapfen fittings with my glass tubing and have glass tubes from alphacool and some 90° bends that i bought from a local glass manufacturer for about 6€ a piece. Just check the OD of the tubes and the fittings.

but these are the silver coated bards right? that would reduce coolant compatibility and personally I think silver needs to be phased out of watercooling generally. 
 
 

I know there is wired ones but not sure about wireless

if its not on the list, then I wouldnt bother with it

Sure and Good Luck!

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Here is what i would do as i just did this. I took apart my custom loop tubing and drained it. I put a thick strong piece of Styrofoam from the cases packaging and put that under the gpu so it cant bend and crack the PCB easily. Alternatively you can just take out the GPU. As for everything else you should be generally safe but you can put stuff like air pocket pack stuff, a ton of bubble wrap, etc. i would ship it in your box from the case.