Nvidix

Anyone know how this Case is called? At 16:27

Im just going to try out the Razer Basilisk V3 X Hyperspeed as a Mouse. Thanks for all the Advice.

Hey, thanks for the recommendation. I probably should've mentioned beforehand that I am already using that exact Mouse . I've been using it for a few years now and it's still pretty reliable except the rare double click on the Side Buttons, but I want a bigger Mouse using Optical Switches, if possible.

I want to have an easy Upgrade Path for 3-4 Years in the Future, that's why im Investing a bit more in the Mainboard now

Thanks for the Advice, I changed some stuff and found some even lower latency RAM that's within my Budget. I also choose a Mainboard that Hardware Unboxed recommends. I still have a 1TB SATA SSD, so the 1TB NVME should be enough . Do any of you have a recommendation for a Mouse that uses AA Batteries instead of a built in Battery?

Budget (including currency): 2000€ Country: Germany Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming: Baldurs Gate 3, Cyberpunk, Starfield Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): I want to play at 1440p 144hz and I'm still looking for a decent wireless mouse that I can use with a replacable AA battery instead of an built in battery. https://de.pcpartpicker.com/user/Nvidix/saved/vYbH3C

Does anyone know what Case that is?

What is the normal CPU cooler used in this Video?

Thanks for all the Advice :). I looked at Gamers Nexus's Video of the Scythe Fuma 2 and it seems to have enough Space for RAM while still being Quiet and good. This build should be fine now.

After looking up all the sizes and stuff it seems like the NH-D15 is going to block the RAM but I would prefer the RGB being visible. Would you recommend using the NH-D15 in single cooler mode or buying the NH-D15s instead?

Do you have any other motherboard recommendations? I just choose this one because of the integrated Io shield and the ability to update the Bios without a CPU just in case it needs a Bios Update to work.

I'm going to use SATA SSD's but I'm gonna buy a M.2 eventually. Didn't even think about Noise just wanted to future proof but the PC being quiet would actually be really nice since I'm going to keep the new Build on my table. I changed out the RAM and upgraded the PSU. What do you think about the RAM, it seems to have a lot of good Reviews

I'm going to take the Storage from my current PC, but thanks for noticing :).

Hey, thanks for the Advice, but wouldn't the stock cooler be worse for longevity and performance on a CPU?

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