G Skill make very good ram .
The case .
Anyway , if it's the one , TBH , a $2000 + GPU deserves something a bit better .
There is no room for cable management and I can't believe the airflow would be that good but it's up you.
The one I checked out was about $170 ???
I have a Corsair 680X which wasn't cheap but now I want something better and a lot bigger than the one you are looking at .
I even had to remove all the glass panels , filters and modify the feet just to improve airflow. It is that important .
Get the best case you afford .
Switching cases is no mean feat and not something you want to be doing anytime soon.
Just my opinion, which you asked for but it's up to buddy.
For ref. below
 
 

GTXJackBauer

hidetoshi2
What you guys think of this case ?
Phanteks Enthoo Pro Integrated RGB lighting Tempered Glass Side Panel ATX Full Tower Computer Case - Black (PH-ES614PTG_BK)

That's not a bad case but I'm not a big fan of front fan obstruction in midsize cases plus, it only comes with 2 case fans.
 
Check these cases out from Corsair if you'd like.


 
 
 
 
 

 
I checked those 3 cases the 680X looks good but their all mid tower except for 750D.  What do you think of this Lian Li O11 Dynamic XL

I see . The 680X doesnt have a slot for a CD rom drive or HDD right?

hidetoshi2
What you guys think of this case ?Phanteks Enthoo Pro Integrated RGB lighting Tempered Glass Side Panel ATX Full Tower Computer Case - Black (PH-ES614PTG_BK)

I'd look at the P400A (airflow mesh front) or P600S if you're looking in that range from phanteks. The pro is an old design and just got an update anounced at CES. Not sure if you want to wait for it to appear.

hidetoshi2
I see . The 680X doesnt have a slot for a CD rom drive or HDD right?

If you take a closer look at my first pic , you can see multiple 2.5" and 3.5" bays for HDD or SSD  above the power supply .
Why do you want a CD rom drive ?
All I do is use a external USB drive .

spit051261

hidetoshi2
I see . The 680X doesnt have a slot for a CD rom drive or HDD right?

If you take a closer look at my first pic , you can see multiple 2.5" and 3.5" bays for HDD or SSD  above the power supply .
Why do you want a CD rom drive ?
All I do is use a external USB drive .

yes I see. Its very nice. I got some installation CD for software and programs which is needed. But I don't want to get an external CD Rom

hidetoshi2

spit051261

hidetoshi2
I see . The 680X doesnt have a slot for a CD rom drive or HDD right?

If you take a closer look at my first pic , you can see multiple 2.5" and 3.5" bays for HDD or SSD  above the power supply .
Why do you want a CD rom drive ?
All I do is use a external USB drive .

yes I see. Its very nice. I got some installation CD for software and programs which is needed. But I don't want to get an external CD Rom

Do what everyone else does, external USB CD drive .

Yes , just download windows and use Rufus to create a bootable USB drive , easy
You will also find all the software that comes on a disc is normally out of date so easier to download like he said .

hidetoshi2
I purchased some new Noctua NF A14 and Noctua NF A12x25. Was wondering for the direction arrows up and down. Does it matter which way it installed ?

Yes, the open side of the fan is the intake and the 'X' side where the mfger sticker is is the exhaust side.  Once you've figured out which side you want them installed, they can be installed in any orientation from top to bottom or side to side if that makes sense.  Most will install them with the cables towards the motherboard and case's rubber grommets for routing and cable management.

hidetoshi2
I see. That's what I did with the cables to the hub connection . So far it's done. Two A12x25 in front intakes. One A14 on bottom and side intake. And 2 A14 top exhaust. 1 A12x25 rear exhaust. 30 degrees CPU and GPU at idle. But it's a bit loud. Any recommendations on fan speed for intake and exhaust?

Thanks

Load up the GPU and play with it.  See what temps you get as you lower the case fans to a personal acceptable level.  Same with the GPU.

You don't want an intake fan on the side panel pointing directly at the gpu heatsink, this will mess up the air flow out of the gpu -  the gpu fans blow air in and it comes out the fins.
 
Above or below or exhausting might be ok.

So its 27 degrees idle. and 60c full load in Apex Legends
 
took out the side fan. playing fortnite
36C CPU
61C GPU
 
Fans were adjusted to normal speeds. I had to plug the header of the Deep Cool FH-10 into the CPU header in the mobo for it to work.
 
 

Your mobo needs to see something connected to CPU header or it won't boot .
You could go into bios and change it though .
In fact, you could go into BIOS and change all your Q control fan curves if you are not happy with the speeds .
After all the help you were given, how about a picture of the finished product.

The fan speeds are running on normal in Bios which is 750 - 1300 RPM.
 
no V-sYNC
 
The GPU fan speed are running at custom 30c 40% fan speed , 40c 50%, 50c 60%, 60c at 70%, 70c 90%, 80 100%.
 
So far its running full load at max 60c. Highest ever reached was at 62c thats with multiple applications running such as Twitch, Youtube, Google Chrome in the background with the game running.
 
Unable to post photos or links. the size is too big,

spit051261
Try running prime 95 or timespy extreme and then see your temps .

blend?