Help with specific components

[ATW]

Usage: Blender, Archiving DL/UP, Heavy Gaming, Streaming, Tensor Flow

Budget: 4k - 4.5k 

Location: Canada (lol RIP wallet)

 

Theoretical Parts List:

Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Extreme

i9-9900k

Evga 2080 ti

Noctua NH-D15

5 - 6 fans

RAM 3200

500Gb M.2 SSd

1Tb SSD

2 HDD's

2 Monitors 27" - 1440p

blue ray player

gaming mouse/keyboard

USB hub

3 Web Cams

Headset

Speakers

Controllable LEDs

 

Questions:

1. Is it better to buy a RAM kit with  4 x 4Gb sticks to fill the dual channels or to buy  2 x 16Gb or  4 x 16Gb

2. I want the best cooling solution for my i9-9900k but I don't know what route to go, wouldn't mind even a DIY within reason - do I stick with the NH-D15 or go liquid?

3. Which PSU would I need for all the above equipment?

4. Based on the above answer with full load in mind, which UPS do I need?

5. I want a beautiful case to show off my system but I also want great air flow for thermals - can't decide and wouldn't mind hearing suggestions.

 

Bonus:

If you have any Greater suggestions about my components listed from above, please share a potential build.

Requirements: SIngle GPU 2080 ti and i9-9900k 

 

Thanks

[InMiseryWeSeekPancakes]

 

1. It would be better to go quad channel if your motherboard supports it

 

2.If you can, liquid. 

 

3. Pcpartpicker.com can determine your wattage for all the listed componuts, all you have to simply have to do is make your build and it will give you the needed credentials however right of the bat it looks like your system will probably draw 800w when playing games or doing any intensive work so I would get a 900w psu or even 1000w if you plan on doing sli in the future. 

   Remember to not cheap out on psu's though, get a good 80+ certified one. You can cheap out on all other hardware but if you cheap out on a noname chinese psu you'll fucking blow up your system. 

 

4. UPS's are optional but literally anything will work online, just get one that can support 1000/900w and isn't shit.

 

5. Nzxt cases are nice, thermaltake h21, fractal design define c, and Corsair anniversary editon are all really nice cases ( this is 100% subjective ). 

        

[InMiseryWeSeekPancakes]

          Also, that 500gb m.2 ssd isn't really worth it if your gonna get a 1tb sata ssd, there's only noticeable performance in certain applications.

Either get a 500gb m.2 ssd and those hard drives or a 1tb sata ( which I recommend ) and those hdd's. 

   

[xg32]

26 minutes ago, ATW said:

 

 

Questions:

1. Is it better to buy a RAM kit with  4 x 4Gb sticks to fill the dual channels or to buy  2 x 16Gb or  4 x 16Gb

2. I want the best cooling solution for my i9-9900k but I don't know what route to go, wouldn't mind even a DIY within reason - do I stick with the NH-D15 or go liquid?

3. Which PSU would I need for all the above equipment?

4. Based on the above answer with full load in mind, which UPS do I need?

5. I want a beautiful case to show off my system but I also want great air flow for thermals - can't decide and wouldn't mind hearing suggestions.

 

Bonus:

If you have any Greater suggestions about my components listed from above, please share a potential build.

Requirements: SIngle GPU 2080 ti and i9-9900k 

 

Thanks

1. dual 2x16, can always just do 4 after seeing how 2x16 performs.

 

2. the d15 keeps it just cool enough, but with liquid you might be able to squeeze another 100mhz, it heats up quick past 1.3v no matter what, ur call.

 

3. there are killer deals on 1000-1300w psus right now. (just the 9900k oc+2080 ti can draw up to 550w)

 

4. i've been looking at 900w for 150usd, didnt go on sale

 

5. One of the more popular all-purpose case for all setups:

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811112583&Description=lian li&cm_re=lian_li-_-11-112-583-_-Product

 

obviously there are hundreds of cases that looks/functions differently, just throwing this out here.