PSU and Cooling Systems

[livelikedodo]

Hello,

I am quite new to building so I have a few questions about my new build that I will be creating. 

Here are my Specs so far:
CPU: AMD Threadripper 1950x
GPU: One Asus rog Strix 1080 Ti
Memory: Samsung 960 NVme Evo 1 tb
Ram: G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 32GB ( 4 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3600 
Monitor: Two 144 mhz 24 inch monitors 1ms
Fans: 4 Noctua 140 mm 

My question is, would this PSU be okay for my system if I were to overclock?
CORSAIR TX-M Series TX750M (CP-9020131-NA) 750W ATX12V v2.4 / EPS 2.92 80 PLUS GOLD Certified Semi-Modular Active PFC Power Supply

Also if you guys could suggest air cooling systems and full tower cases that would be nice.
Thanks! 

[NelizMastr]

Before you click that order button, could you elaborate on what you'll be using the PC for?

 

Having the best of the best might be fun, but if a build doesn't quite offer the best value for what you want to do, spending less

can sometimes be better. For instance, if your primary focus is gaming, the 1950X is about as poor of a choice as possible, especially

with just a 1080p monitor. With a 4K display, it makes next to no difference, though.

[Armakar]

Agree with above post... you seem to have just picked the most overkiill possible components without any reguard to what they are used for... 

32GB of RAM, a 16 core CPU, and an nvme drive all indicate your doing professional workloads, but the fact you have 144hz 1ms monitors indicates your playing games..

You've designed a system that will excell at content creation and deep learning etc, but will perform worse than a $1.5k systek with 8gb/ram, a standard SSD and an i5 in games. DO some research.

[livelikedodo]

I plan to do graphics design, video editing, music production, as well as playing games on the side. 

 

I chose the these components because I do not plan on buying anymore in the future, so might as well get the best I can so it can last me many years without having to worry about an upgrade. 

 

Im still new to this so could you guys suggest me a better monitor for my setup?

[livelikedodo]

Would it be better if I just ran a i7 8700 or 7700 for my setup?