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I would recommend buying a case and fans separately because it tends to be cheaper. The case can be up to your preference but the fans that I have in my PC are from amazon and cost $18.99 for a pack of 3 (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07T9ZWJ49/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) now with that being said, these are not the highest quality fans in the world and are more budget friendly, so if you want to spend a little more for better quality that is up to you.

1. Having Wi-Fi on your motherboard should be the least of your concerns since you can get a USB Wi-Fi adapter on amazon for $10. 2. GPU prices are probably not going down this year. However, don't give yet because you can get a shiny new 3000 series GPU from micro center, if you can go to micro center very early in the morning (like 1 or 2 hours before they open) you could possibly get a chance to get one. If you check the micro center website it will tell you what graphics card are in stock at your location. I got my RTX 3070 founders edition from micro center using this method btw. 3. You should definitely get AMD considering that the Ryzen 5 5600x and Ryzen 5 5800x can be found basically anywhere (including micro center) they are a killer deal for your price point 4. You should start by trying to secure a good graphics card, if you can do that then the rest of the parts will be easy to get. That would be the best way to know if you should build it or not. 5. If you are going for that flashy build, then I would recommend buying a good case with a medium amount of RGB and going for all RGB fans and putting some LED strips around it.

Check your Ram XMP profile and make sure its running at the specified speed

I have an EVGA 1650 super SC ultra gaming (amazon link: https://smile.amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-Gaming-Backplate-04G-P4-1357-KR/dp/B081R425YH/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=evga+1650+super&qid=1594158534&sr=8-1) and I would like to water cool it because I have overclocked it and have noticed that it makes my room very hot after about an hour of use. any water blocks or tips would be greatly appreciated

What are you planning to do with it? do you have a mouse? and do you want a 144hz monitor or a 244hz monitor

If you have watched enough LTT videos then you may have noticed how they have multiple sets in close proximity to each other. This got me thinking, since they are all so close together, there is no way for both the sets to be used at the same time without having the other person's voice coming into the other video. But, I recently saw ShortCircuit video about how RTX voice has the capability to remove unwanted backround noise. So what if LMG could film a ShortCircuit video and a Linus Tech Tips video at the same time, and just use RTX voice to remove all the unwanted voice coming from the other person? This could also be used when there will be holidays breaks and you could shoot multiple videos in one day and schedule them to be uploaded during the holiday break and have all the employees take a break. I hope this gets seen by an employee at LMG and I hope they consider implementing this strategy or simply trying it.