Marcelo Valerio

I have just looked into the links that you posted 
its mind blowing your water cooler system
and the graphic cards in sli
very nice
congrats on your build @Lurick

first of all I would like to say thank you very much to everybody that took the time to read and answer my post 
a special thanks to @Lurick that took a step beyond and even listed the links one per one 
that made so much easier to find the parts
 
so somebody asked me why the motherboard "msi z370 a pro" to a processor that isn´t overclockable how does that make sense?                                                                                             
it´s cheaper than the "msi x470" and if in something like more 3 years or so she decides to upgrade this system and get an i7 8700k 
the processor will be cheaper than now and the increment in performance from the i5 8400 into an i7 8700k is substantial
with little money, she will get a good boost in performance.
 
the water cooler I guess it is overkill to the purpose of the build, but I don´t know if there a stock cooler along with the processor
 
when I bought my i7 8700k, there was no cooler along with it (it were shipped wrapped in a bubble plastic with nothing also).
 
 
 
 
 

@RedAV8R it seems that the problem is solved
i played one level and no blue screen
tomorrow ill playing a little longer 
if even after maybe 2hours no problem
then the problem was with gpu drivers or windows update 
lets see ;D
 
but thanks for all the assistance 

http://www.crucial.de/deu/de/intel-mobile-hm76/CT11298096
 
http://www.crucial.de/deu/de/intel-mobile-hm76/CT3696866
 
i think that this are the ram stick and ssd that are compatible with her system
but i would like to be sure before placing the order
 

But the thing he's plugging in is also a molex connector, no adapting going on, just molex to molex. From the looks of it, it's for a fan controller built into the case, given that the wires run up to the front panel. 

Oops, got confused. In that case just plug the thing into the other thing  

Depends on the system. They're there for a reason, just very few systems actually require them anymore. 
 
They're jumper pins for Reduced Power Spinup (two left pins) and Spread Spectrum Clocking (two right pins). 
 
You don't see them on SSDs because RPS and SSC aren't related to solid state storage. 
 

That's for jumpers, and completely unneeded for most builds. Don't worry about connecting anything there.

It used to be part of really old jumper style when you had to tell the drive the master, slave setup. There are rare use cases for the jumper still but 99% of the time you don't need it.

Yes, they are designed to both be used off a single PSU header. No need to run two cables.

You can use the one cable, it provides more than enough power. They're designed to prevent needing to run multiple cables for a single card

thanks @TVwazhere i wont pursue this anymore then ;D
 

I just wanna add that with your Config, you should hit the sweet spot of 50 % even under load meaning your PSU fan wont even spin, that mean your pc should be pretty quiet .
 
 
 

Yup, should be good. 

My only advice is to get a bigger NVMe SSD. Something like 500GB or even 1TB will allow for more games to be loaded faster and programs like Premiere will run faster

Excellent option