I upgraded a while back and never did a build log for it, but I had some parts laying around from my previous build and made this one.
 
Parts:
CPU: Intel i7 7820X (delided)
CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-U14S
Motherboard: Asus STRIX X299-E Gaming
Video Card: 2X Sapphire Nitro RX 580|Gigabyte RTX 2070 Power Color RX 5700 XT  Nvidia RTX 2060 Super
RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB 4X8GB 3600MHz
SSD: Crucial MX100 512GB
Power Supply: Seasonic X-1250
Case: Corsair 220T Airflow RGB

Thank you! -- I have some upgrades coming in soon. I picked up another 3 of the Corsair SP120 fans to fill out all of the open fan slots and a RTX 2070 to replace the RX 580's.

Looks pretty good man, nice and clean. How's Crossfire treating you on the RX580s? Last time I used Crossfire was with a pair of RX480s and support was spotty at best. Same with SLI unfortunately it's just not what it used to be. 

The rig looks great. 

LOL A GTX 1080 as your PhysX card? Bit overkill for the 5 or 6 games left that support dedicated PhysX acceleration no? 
 
Also just noticed you don't have an exhaust fan in the new build. Even though your case is well ventilated I'd still stick a 120mm fan in the back to accelerate the removal of the hot air. 

All right... So I woke up Saturday morning to find my screens littered with artifacts from the GTX 2070. That's going back and I went up to Microcenter to pick up a Radeon 5700 XT. So far it's looking like a pretty good change.

Hey lovely build you have there, love the colors and great GPU choice too!

And if you want me to add this build in the EVGA MODS RIGS list make a post here :)
https://forums.evga.com/FindPost/1588237

Shame about your RTX 2070 but  artifacts & space invaders was a well known issue with the RTX series GPU's.
The RX 5700 won't let you down it's faster as well and it's image quality is superb I heard nothing but good reviews of that card
 

aka_STEVE_b
Ouch , nothing bites more than a new build item going bad right away......
Let us know how the 5700XT  image quality is when you get it up to speed....

Speed won't change image quality, radeons have very high quality parts on their PCB's Steve Burke from gamers Nexus did plenty tear downs  pointing this out as well.
Image quality is actually better on a Radeon than a GeForce due to the far improved  2D & 3D Filters they have plus all the high grade components as well as the improved soldering quality .

GeForce is opted more at speed by lowering image quality with things like DLSS or even worse things AMD is more opted at the best stable performance with the best image quality and preventing image quality loss pretty much how the 3dfx Voodo3 worked and the Matrox Millennium G400 series & Parhelia series of cards many years back.

For gamers Image quality doesn't oftne play a role and Geforce cards just have a more well known name only for those that stand open to other and better designed optiosn only they find out the actual truth of it all anyway. I have had over 800 graphics cards mainly from 3dfx, ATi/AMD, NVIDA, S3 & Matrox allw ere great all had ups and downs but the best to me were Matrox, S3, 3dfx & ATi/AMD by a great margin, when image quality came to play.

I am very sure  the OP will be more than pleased with their new Navi GPU :)

Well done Rain.  

Gold Leader
Or sell the 5700XT you have now and grab a Sapphire Nitro + RX 5700 XT or a Power Color Red Devil these beat the 2070 Super out of the box, and come even close to 2080 Super performance  :)

U to you tho  I am done wasting money in a company that offers the same performance for 200+ more lol

I'll be installing the 5700 XT on my main rig tonight and give it a fair comparison. I was just not very pleased with how it did on my back-up rig.

aka_STEVE_b
* a few parts laying around ?  .

+1.... somebody has a hardwarreeee addiction!!!   Good job though by another EVGA build veteran.

lets stay on topic.   Cleaned up a bit.   Mods rigs is for displaying your work and discussing those components.