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[thedarkdad3]

• Main Monitor Alienware - AW3418DW 34.14" IPS LED UltraWide HD G-SYNC Monitor - Epic silver 120hz (purchased and in hand)
• Second Monitor "Overhead" ASUS ROG Swift PG348Q 34" Curved Ultra-wide G-SYNC Gaming Monitor 100Hz (3440x1440) IPS Panel with Eye Care (purchased and in hand)
• GPU eVGA RTX 2080ti (purchased and in hand)
• GPU Block eVGA HydroCopper (Full Block)  (purchased and in hand)
• Case Phanteks Enthoo Luxe 2 Black (purchased and in hand)
• Memory (Undecided) I have 4-5 kits laying around  (purchased and in hand)
• Motherboard A.) GIGABYTE Z390 DESIGNARE Gigabyte (Intel LGA1151 (purchased and in hand)
• Motherboard B.)  ASRock X570 PHANTOM GAMING-ITX/TB3 Mini ITX  (purchased and in hand)
• CPU A.) Intel 9900k Delidded with Rockcool Top *IHS*  (purchased and in hand)
• CPU B.)  Ryzen 2700x { AMD 50 GOld Edition }  (purchased and in hand)
• PSU (Undecided) (Undecided) I have 4-5 PSU's laying around 850 GOLDs to Platinums   (purchased and in hand)
• CPU A Cooling EKWB EK-Velocity CPU Waterblock, RGB, Intel CPU, Nickel/Plexi  (purchased) awaiting shipment
• Storage System A.) 4TB SSD  2.5inch Samsung   (purchased and in hand) **UPDATE- Decided to Install in PS4 PRO**
• Storage System A.) Dual 2tb nVME Samsung   (purchased and in hand)
• GPU System B.)  eVGA 1080ti Hybrid, GTX 1080ti  (purchased and in hand)

[Crunchy Dragon]

I vote we name this build "Jim"

[thedarkdad3]

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BUILD B.) This unit may forgo having a GPU and instead a 4k Capture Card

[thedarkdad3]

Quick Question... Would I be ok with one radiator for my 9900k and 2080ti on water? 

[Zando_]

Just now, thedarkdad3 said:

Quick Question... Would I be ok with one radiator for my 9900k and 2080ti on water? 

Depends on how you're pushing them and what size/performance rad it is, but you should be. A single slim 360 (Black Ice Nemesis non-GTS version) handled my 5960X at 4.5Ghz/1.2v vCore and a Radeon VII, both as hot/hotter components than the ones you're using. I'd still go for more rad space for comfort or if you're going to be pushing them hard, unless you can't fit a second rad very easily. 

[thedarkdad3]

8 minutes ago, Zando Bob said:

Depends on how you're pushing them and what size/performance rad it is, but you should be. A single slim 360 (Black Ice Nemesis non-GTS version) handled my 5960X at 4.5Ghz/1.2v vCore and a Radeon VII, both as hot/hotter components than the ones you're using. I'd still go for more rad space for comfort or if you're going to be pushing them hard, unless you can't fit a second rad very easily. 

I have the below on hand in boxes new. Should that suffice?

 

XSPC AX360 Triple-Fan Radiator - Black (purchased and in hand)
EK-CoolStream SE 240 - Black (purchased and in hand)

 

as for space Phanteks Enthoo Luxe 2 Black (purchased and in hand)

[Zando_]

5 minutes ago, thedarkdad3 said:

I have the below on hand in boxes new. Should that suffice?

 

XSPC AX360 Triple-Fan Radiator - Black
EK-CoolStream SE 240 - Black

 

as for space Phanteks Enthoo Luxe 2 Black (purchased and in hand)

The XSPC seems to be solid: https://www.xtremerigs.net/2016/04/21/xspc-ax360-radiator-review/4/

SE also seems to be a solid rad. At the very least I'd run the XSPC, would recommend using both, more thermal headroom is always a good thing. The Luxe 2 (renamed to the Enthoo 719 now IIRC) should handle that easy lmao, that case has masses of rad space. With an ITX system I believe you lost the bottom mount though? Still plenty of room in the top and front/side area.