RonB27

If someone is asking for the best you can assume that budget isnt a factor unless its stated so. And about the looks, if I havent specified any criteria so that implies that im open for suggestions. its all a matter of perception

I wanne put it in a corsair 280x, does it support itx?

2600 as far as possible with a 240m aio

for OCing safely and that would also look good thanks for the help

The build is complete? I'm really satisfied with how it all came together

Phew... I got quite worried Btw these are the locations of the pads bellow the block

Ive got my 2080ti hooked to a loop with a slim 240 rad but the temps seem a bit high... 33 idle and at full load +100 core its at 54c(after an hour of gaming). The block doesnt 100% fit the card but I managed to get it to fit as best as I could Are these temps by any means dangerous?

My options were r7 2700x 2080ti or 9900k 2080 and thats why I chose this CPU 2700x + 2080ti > 9900k + 2080 In 3440x1440 Simple math lol

Update: Problems in paradise... Apperently the manufacturer of the GPU block has had a mistake regarding the compatibility of it with my card and now im getting horrible temps and cant get it to fit properly. Tommorow is my last chance to fix it or else ill have to dissassemble the loop.

Leak testing VID-20190523-WA0016.mp4

I paid for this pc including the loop what youd pay for an i9 9900k and 2080 build with decent air cooling where I come from

I see why youd think that but I ment it by squeezing every ounce of performence without blowing up my wallet by choosing amd and using second hand parts but with tier S performence

Specs are: CPU - Ryzen 7 2700x GPU - Gigabyte windforce rtx 2080ti 16gb 3000mhz ram 1x 250gb 970 evo 1x 2tb hdd Mobo- Asus x470 prime pro Case: antec p110 luce At first this build had the stock amd cooler and only the fans that you get when buying this case. Afterwards I decided I want to pimp up a bit my pc and upgrade the cooling so I bought some more rgb fans and and h150i pro to cool my cpu.(which now sits at 45c at full load vs 81c before) I was satisfied, at least for a time... but I quickly realized that I wasnt going to make do with 74c on my gpu with underwelming boost clocks. And so, I decided to go the custom loop route. I purchased a Heatkiller block for my GPU and started to build a loop for it. So far, thats what Ive got. (I will add some pics later)

https://ksp.co.il/?uin=45577&select=.1108..140. Will this one suffice?