Compatable or not?

[Phred_2468]

Dear computer-building geniuses,

 

Will my Asus Rog Strix 1080ti fit in my NZXT s340 elite?

Will it still fit if i decide to mount my Nzxt x62 radiator with Push-pull configuration on the front (as in 2 fans pulling, then radiator, then 2 pushing towards mobo)?

Will my EVGA SuperNOVA 850 g3 fit in the NZXT s340?

Does my PSU have an eight-pin cpu power connector?

What the TDP for the i7 8700k?

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fgftPs

[Guest]

1. Yes, the 1080ti will fit in the case, the maximun card length (with the drive cages) is 334mm, the strix 1080ti is 298mm long, so it fits.
2. Yes, your case supports the AIO cooler and there is enough clearance in the system that wont bother anyother components in the system.
3. Yes, its in the ATX form factor in which the case supports.
4. Yes, it has a 6+2 (8 pin of course) pin power connector
5. The 8700k has a 95W TDP

*On a side note: PCPP will notify you of any compatability issues with your system configuration. Everything in your system is compatible and will fit into the case.

[Phred_2468]

2 minutes ago, TheBeastPC said:

1. Yes, the 1080ti will fit in the case, the maximun card length (with the drive cages) is 334mm, the strix 1080ti is 298mm long, so it fits.
2. Yes, your case supports the AIO cooler and there is enough clearance in the system that wont bother anyother components in the system.
3. Yes, its in the ATX form factor in which the case supports.
4. Yes, it has a 6+2 (8 pin of course) pin power connector
5. The 8700k has a 95W TDP

*On a side note: PCPP will notify you of any compatability issues with your system configuration. Everything in your system is compatible and will fit into the case.

but PCPP is an algorithm

[Phred_2468]

25 minutes ago, wONKEyeYEs said:

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

95 W

 

 

 

3 minutes ago, TheBeastPC said:

1. Yes, the 1080ti will fit in the case, the maximun card length (with the drive cages) is 334mm, the strix 1080ti is 298mm long, so it fits.
2. Yes, your case supports the AIO cooler and there is enough clearance in the system that wont bother anyother components in the system.
3. Yes, its in the ATX form factor in which the case supports.
4. Yes, it has a 6+2 (8 pin of course) pin power connector
5. The 8700k has a 95W TDP

*On a side note: PCPP will notify you of any compatability issues with your system configuration. Everything in your system is compatible and will fit into the case.

and sorry but if double posting will allow me to triple check to make sure there's not going to be any issues, then I will.

[Phred_2468]

1 minute ago, wONKEyeYEs said:

Ah, justification of undesirable actions through self-interest. 

I understand how you feel and I apologize, thanks for answering. But you have to understand that people could totally just write whatever they want on the internet and I'm a first time builder and I really want to make ture there's I'm not going to encounter any unforeseen issues.

[vorticalbox]

42 minutes ago, Phred_2468 said:

but PCPP is an algorithm

What's your point? It takes data from all the products and compares them ti see if they fit, same as a human would. 

[Phred_2468]

3 minutes ago, vorticalbox said:

What's your point? It takes data from all the products and compares them ti see if they fit, same as a human would. 

Algorithms are “dead” and can’t factor in real life situations

[vorticalbox]

3 hours ago, Phred_2468 said:

Algorithms are “dead” and can’t factor in real life situations

and yet that website is almost always correct. Funny that.

[Phred_2468]

6 hours ago, vorticalbox said:

and yet that website is almost always correct. Funny that.

keyword: ALMOST

[vorticalbox]

15 hours ago, Phred_2468 said:

keyword: ALMOST

yeah almost in this case being about 99.9% of time. any given website has ALMOST 100% update but it can never be 100%.