Skylake Build

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1 - Intel Skylake Core i7-6700 3.4GHz

2 - Asus Z170 Pro Gaming 1151

3 - Kingston Hyper X Fury DIMM 8GB DDR4

4 - Asus nVidia Geforce Strix GTX980 Direct CU II OC 4GB GDDR5

5 - Samsung 850 Evo 120GB Solid State Drive

6 - Cooler Master RS700-AFBAG1-UK V700 700W

7 - Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit

8 - Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB

9 - Cooler Master Storm Scout II

10 - Corsair Hydro Series H80i

Questions : 1 - Does it fit into scout 2 ?
                  2 - Any recommend change or upgrade ?

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[JebKerman]

1. Yes

2: I'd swap the H80i for a big air cooler, 120mm AIOs aren't worth the money. everything else looks good

 

3: NONONONO STOP POSTING PICTURES I'TS ONLY GOING TO MAKE IT HARDER

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Why are you not getting the 6700K with that Z series mobo?  it is clocked higher from the factory and can be overclocked.

 

Also, I assume you are getting 2 sticks of memory, but your original post did not make that clear.  If you are not, I would suggest that you do.

[o0odellero0o]

1. Yes

2: I'd swap the H80i for a big air cooler, 120mm AIOs aren't worth the money. everything else looks good

 

3: NONONONO STOP POSTING PICTURES I'TS ONLY GOING TO MAKE IT HARDER

I thought water cooling will better and more silent

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Why are you not getting the 6700K with that Z series mobo?  it is clocked higher from the factory and can be overclocked.

 

Also, I assume you are getting 2 sticks of memory, but your original post did not make that clear.  If you are not, I would suggest that you do.

Suggestion : Add stick or change board ?

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I thought water cooling will better and more silent

If you get a good one like the H100i yes... but the 80 is actually worse than some decent air coolers (Linus did a video proving it)

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Suggestion : Add stick or change board ?

That's a good board, I would just go with the 6700K and get the most out of it.  Especially since you are planning to liquid cool - that would be totally unnecessary unless you are overclocking, which you will want the 6700K for

 

And I would add a stick.  You could double your memory, or just get 2 of half the size.  Either way, you just want to make sure you take advantage of your dual channel CPU