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you can still use quad channel. I'm using 3x8 now and I can use dual channel I have no reason to suspect that on quad channel this would be different.

you can still use quad channel. I'm using 3x8 now and I can use dual channel I have no reason to suspect that on quad channel this would be different.

Eeeehh...you should have read the Community Standards.

you just picked the expensive parts from everything right?

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/wn6Fmq
this is a little more for your cash.
 
and optane is meant for speeding up hard drives (HDD) not solid state drives (SSD).
you probably wont need 32 gb of ram 
that psu and mobo are really expensive
the case is also expensive
the air cooler is alright but I would go with an aio at this price point
the SSD is overkill you would probably be fine with a 1tb HDD and a boot SSD
 

as long as they don't operate on the same channel you will always be good.
 

np problem I had lately had a pc with a 980 stuck in it but some lube helpt 

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/nrp84q 
 
I have switch out the ram for some faster cheaper ram and put a beefier power supply in it so you will be sitting on top of the efficiency. curve. 

yes I would just buy I now the cryptocurrency is rising again so I expect that miners will buy it soon out of stocks again 

the FTW 3 card is the best of the 2, you won't need a GPU bracket. it might be nice it will prevent your card from hanging down on the front right spot but that's the only thing it will do.

I would make something like this https://pcpartpicker.com/list/x448QZ if you want 10 dollars less you can also use the p300 form phantheks 

I know that's my biggest concern I don't think one of these machines are really the thing you want for gaming.

sound like electronic interference 

as far is i know Mushkin only makes server ram but you can take a look to team group night hawk sticks, second no your wrait cooler won't block your ram 

your mobo is dual channel, not your ram sticks but yea as long as they both have the same speed that will work but if not it will still work but then with both sticks on the speed of the slowest stick 

your mobo is dual channel, not your ram sticks but yea as long as they both have the same speed that will work but if not it will still work but then with both sticks on the speed of the slowest stick 

yea then the speed of the slowest stick will be applied  and your CPU probably mostly won't benefit from more ram

no it normally is an factory oc but that is not possible on an 1070ti so no there is no real difference 

ww.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/video-wall/mura_ipx_series/4k-capture-ip-encoder-decoder-cards/
and probably the e5 xeon processor with ram and matching mobo

I would go with this one https://www.overclockers.co.uk/b-grade-asus-rog-strix-x370-f-amd-x370-socket-am4-ddr4-atx-motherboard-bg-93i-as.html it's a little out of budget 

I would go with an x370 board possibly the strix one but I don't know if that's your budget 

did you turn g-sync on?

you mean like a flash from the electrical cable leading to your GPU?

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820331029
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820313807

a b on the amd side and a z on Intel mobos, for example, b350 or z370