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The only reason to do this is to avoid the likely chance that the courts have no understanding of technology. AMD was in the right prior, and they shouldn't be paying for the misunderstanding of a handful of consumers.

http://www.skytech.lt/cp9020133eu-psu-corsair-tx550m-550w-plus-gold-semimodular-120mm-p-343851.html
http://www.skytech.lt/cp9020177eu-psu-corsair-rmx-series-rm550x-550w-plus-gold-fully-modular-140mm-p-386048.html
RMX is better and has 10 year warranty.

http://www.skytech.lt/cp9020133eu-psu-corsair-tx550m-550w-plus-gold-semimodular-120mm-p-343851.html
http://www.skytech.lt/cp9020177eu-psu-corsair-rmx-series-rm550x-550w-plus-gold-fully-modular-140mm-p-386048.html
RMX is better and has 10 year warranty.

http://www.skytech.lt/cp9020133eu-psu-corsair-tx550m-550w-plus-gold-semimodular-120mm-p-343851.html
http://www.skytech.lt/cp9020177eu-psu-corsair-rmx-series-rm550x-550w-plus-gold-fully-modular-140mm-p-386048.html
RMX is better and has 10 year warranty.

If 3600 is 100$ cheaper, I wouldnt even consider 8700. And like said before, if 8700 is in your budget range, 3700X could be the smarter buy.

The 8700 is already 2 years old so....your choice. I would personally buy a 3700X

Should be fine if it really is a 400W psu on 12V rail.

Greetings from germany!
Then do this:
 
PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor €209.00 @ Alternate Motherboard MSI B450 TOMAHAWK ATX AM4 Motherboard €110.89 @ Alternate Memory Crucial 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 Memory €74.99 @ Amazon Deutschland   Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts     Total €394.88   Generated by PCPartPicker 2019-07-26 11:37 CEST+0200    
 

That masterwatt bronze is nowhere near high end.

Covered io is useless in most cases as it heats up the vrm more with that plastic stuff on top of it.

Just get an MSI b450 board. Most of those have biosflashback on them so you can update to a 3000-series bios without a supported cpu or ram.
MSI b450 pro carbon is quite nice. Wlan and bluetooth with vrm comparable to most under 200€ x470 motherboards.

It seems you have plenty of options for adding more airflow, if you can install new fans. And 200mm tall CPU cooler support is very good. I like this case, looks good, and has upgrade-ability. Let us know how have you decided. I'd probably go with 2 front and 1 back exhaust fan, such as BQ SilentWings and with a CPU cooler like 212Evo, 212X, Fera3 or AlpenFöhn Ben Nevis (advanced) or Brocken Eco (advanced). Should be night&day to 1 fan&stock cooler setup.
 
Don't worry, those coolers should be fine. The stock 2600 wraith stealth is just not a good cooler. Even a gammaxx200t deepcool vastly outperforms it, for price around 15USD. The mentioned CPU coolers are all superieur.

Try that on USA courts after they stole that robot arm  "Oh, it just fell on a bag and got run over by a truck while I had it."
 
We should make all Chinese ip free for all until they start to respect patents in China.

Try that on USA courts after they stole that robot arm  "Oh, it just fell on a bag and got run over by a truck while I had it."
 
We should make all Chinese ip free for all until they start to respect patents in China.

Try that on USA courts after they stole that robot arm  "Oh, it just fell on a bag and got run over by a truck while I had it."
 
We should make all Chinese ip free for all until they start to respect patents in China.

Take auto-voltage off. Most motherboards push something like 0.1V too much with that on. Try 1.3V, and if stable, drop 0.1V till it becomes unstable. Then revert to lowest stable setting. If 1.3V is not enough, raise voltage with the same method in small increments till it becomes stable. 

1000h idle and you have a 1kwh difference  Way better and a very good point sir.

Nuc is the best thing that has happened to office and browsing pc:s in a decade. But don't cheap out, get at least an i3. Even the i5 is not that expensive for 4c8t model.
 
 

You will always encounter bottle-necking in some programs. No matter what HW you put in.

PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU Intel - Core i9-9900K 3.6 GHz 8-Core Processor $484.99 @ Amazon Motherboard Gigabyte - Z390 AORUS ULTRA ATX LGA1151 Motherboard $238.66 @ Amazon Memory G.Skill - Aegis 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3000 Memory $129.99 @ Newegg Storage ADATA - XPG SX6000 Pro 1 TB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive $109.99 @ Amazon Video Card EVGA - GeForce RTX 2080 Ti 11 GB Black Video Card $999.99 @ Newegg Case Cooler Master - MasterCase H500 ATX Mid Tower Case $104.99 @ B&H Power Supply Corsair - 750 W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply $109.99 @ Newegg   Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts     Total (before mail-in rebates) $2248.60   Mail-in rebates -$70.00   Total $2178.60   Generated by PCPartPicker 2019-05-16 16:20 EDT-0400   ftfy
 
mobo was much worse, ram was overpriced, ssd was wildly overkill, case can be done cheaper and better and the g3 has ocp issues, so especially with a 2080 ti and a 9900k i wouldn't recommend it

That reasoning turned out to be utter nonsense as many high tier psu:s(G2 has the exact same thing a bit worse) have same so called problems. Just read reviews from experts and if they score a 100$ psu well it should be just fine.
 
The hatred towards G3 here comes from a misunderstood review by Tomshardware. Its pretty much on the basis that one psu broke down when reviewed, you dont have a line of psus where none break down so that should not be a strike against just one psu model. Same should be applied to any psu that has been known to break at least once.

No point to upgrade cpu until 3000-series comes out in summer or autumn.

Use display port. That monitor might not support 144Hz from hdmi.

Use display port. That monitor might not support 144Hz from hdmi.

Use display port. That monitor might not support 144Hz from hdmi.