O.k. guys i already have a graphics card. (1080ti sc2 hybrid) and $1000. Im trying to build a gaming computer with a 7700k.  I have never built a computer for myself, but do believe myself to be quite handy around computers. I have had alot of experience helping others with computers, but im not up on what new hardware is good or not. I will try to keep everything updated with pics and stats and such. But need help with suggestions on the parts. Case, memory, motherboard, fans, Aio, drives, etc.      I do also have a corsair 650 watt power supply (not sure if that's enough for a 7700k and a 1080ti though. But definatley looking to get the best gaming performance i can. Any help, suggestions, tips, is all greatly appreciated.
 
A few things i will say, wanting to put an aio of some sorts on the cpu as the gpu already comes with one. I would like bluetooth and wifi on the motherboard. I probably will only ever run a single graphics card, but the option to sli down the road would be nice. I would prefer 2 m.2 slots but not a requirment.

 
https://i.imgur.com/hcME3eG.png
 

I think I didn't miss anything, and of course, you can make tweaks as you prefer.

bdogg454
Not sure what happened with your list there. It's showing two mother boards, two cpu's, and two aio cpu coolers for $976.
 
 
Things i need. 
Case + operating system (windows 10 64 bit) + Cpu Aio + CPU + Memory + Motherboard (Wi-Fi and bluetooth capable) + there is probably a couple other things i need im not thinking of right now.
 
What i have. 
2 480gb m.2 drives - 1 kingston hyper x 480gb ssd - corsair 650 psu (not sure if this is good enough psu) - 1080 ti Sc2 Hybrid - Acer X34 monitor.
 
Like i said before i've never built a personal computer for myself, so not sure if im leaving anything out. Just looking for the best setup to get the most out of the 1080ti and 7700k for gaming.
So thermals are a big concern. It does not need to be flashy and all rgb.(although i don't mind it sometimes, it just seems more money for no more performance) More focused on performance. Of course i want it to look good, but killing games is the main focus.

ahhh
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I did the wrong montage.

Well.
Let me try something new based on what you already have then.
Hold on.

I'm attatching the PDF with the correct list in case you want to look at it.
 
EDIT: Forgot the link.
https://www.4shared.com/office/NnkUJ5Vcca/Newegg.html?
 

bdogg454
lol that link did'nt work.

OMG.
What's happening to me today.

Ok.
Try this link from newegg:
https://secure.newegg.com/Wishlist/MyWishlistDetail?ID=26235249

It's supposed to be a public wish list.
I will try to upload an image as well just o make sure.

Edit:
I think it finally it worked

https://i.imgur.com/ykTRm8C.png

Does that motherboard have wi-fi and bluetooth? I tried looking it up and did'nt seem to find anything. And i guess the follow up question would be: if it doesn't, how easy is it to add those features?
Next question. Keep in mind im not to up to date on hardware. Will the cpu socket of this motherboard hamper future upgradability since it seems cpus are changing so much here latley....

Thermaltake X31: Supports a 360mm rad on top and a 240mm rad in the front.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811133301
$99.99

bdogg454
if i was to change one thing i would have to nix that case any suggestions in the $80-$100 case that would have good air flow and room for the gpu and cpu rads?

Enthoo Pro M. That what I have and have a full custom loop in it.
 
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811854042
https://www.newegg.com/Pr...x?Item=N82E16811854060

Since i've seen that these processors run hot, i belive i will go with the kraken x62 280. And i also like the Nzxt s340 elite case. Any major flaws with these two items? Aside from the Kraken being a little bit pricey

Intel chips on X299 run even hotter. While trying to tweak my CPU overclock, I've see almost 90C. Should have got the 7740x or 7700k.

Everything is fine now. 4.5GHz @1.1V and 64C max gaming temps. The GPU tops out around 52-55C @1440p.

If you go the delid route and don't want to do it your self silicon lottery charges 50$ to do a delid

Ok, so here's a couple things. Made a few list. One is the parts that i think i narrowed down to wanting to use. The second list is of the current parts i have that can/will be used on the build.
And then i'll list the remaining parts im very up in the air about.
 
So first here is the parts i think i want so far.
 
 

Then i am still very up in the air, just due to lack of research on the rest. Motherboard, any extra fans (looking at the Nzxt rgb air) Not sure if they are good performers though. and still kinda unsure about the memory. And any other small parts or things im forgetting. adapters? cables? thermal paste (although i think it comes pre-installed on the x62)   That being said im quickly realizing im not going to make it under the 1000 dollar mark once i started looking at everything (which is fine, 1000 is what i had already set aside. I don't mind going upwards of about $1400) 
 
So with the parts listed, and the fact im pretty set on having onboard wi-fi and bluetooth. What is the best gaming motherboard option for $200-$280ish range? I do plan on moving into VR. (after my wallet recovers some from building this system) And what would be the best performing memory. (looks like around the 3200-3400 speed) I do plan on overclocking the cpu, and I have been running my gpu overclocked as well. Being that im running two Aios. (hybrid gpu     and    x62/or evga clc 280) what additional fans would i need for the case and what configuration of the aio's and fans in the case?

bdogg454
Then i am still very up in the air, just due to lack of research on the rest. Motherboard, any extra fans (looking at the Nzxt rgb air) Not sure if they are good performers though. and still kinda unsure about the memory. And any other small parts or things im forgetting. adapters? cables? thermal paste (although i think it comes pre-installed on the x62)   That being said im quickly realizing im not going to make it under the 1000 dollar mark once i started looking at everything (which is fine, 1000 is what i had already set aside. I don't mind going upwards of about $1400) 
 
So with the parts listed, and the fact im pretty set on having onboard wi-fi and bluetooth. What is the best gaming motherboard option for $200-$280ish range? I do plan on moving into VR. (after my wallet recovers some from building this system) And what would be the best performing memory. (looks like around the 3200-3400 speed) I do plan on overclocking the cpu, and I have been running my gpu overclocked as well. Being that im running two Aios. (hybrid gpu     and    x62/or evga clc 280) what additional fans would i need for the case and what configuration of the aio's and fans in the case?

Hmm, only thing missing might be the fans only.
But that's more up to you for choosing. I think most users would recommend the fans from Noctua, because of performance X noise is very good.

The thermal past usually comes pre applied in the pump itself on most AIO and air coolers.

About the motherboards. In a range from 200~280, from Asus, you're going to get on the Maximus model
Maximus IX ($260): https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2F857B5178&cm_re=asus_z270-_-13-132-926-_-Product

From Gigabyte, you can find good motherboards for a good price, but none that I saw in my research, have wifi and bluethooth.
From MSI, I could only find one model, that have a wifi PCI card from Intel (not like Asus, that already have it integrated in the board).
MSI Gaming M6 ($200): https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA85V5UE3237&cm_re=msi_z270-_-13-144-033-_-Product

Not all manufacturers put integrated wifi and bt on their boards, unfornutatly.
 
3200 to 3400mhz, in overall, should't have much difference in performance for benchmarks and gaming, IF I'm not mistaken. Most of the configs on the 7700k uses 3000 / 3200mhz on memory speed for overclocking around 4.9 / 5ghz on the 7700k. 

Most recommended config for the radiators are the push pull config. For a 120 radiator, you would need 2 120mm fans(one pulling air, and the other one pushing out), and for a 280 radiator, you would need 4 140mm fans for this config.


 

Then should i change up the case then? Seems the x340 elite does not support push/pull config on the 280mm aio. Apparently the cover bar for the motherboard wire passthru is in the way.