Question Does this Gaming PC Build look ok?

[MissTaoru]

I want to build a higher-end gaming computer and stay around $2000. Any obvious flaws with this build? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/pyxTKB
I'm planning on using my existing SSD's that I have!

Thanks so much!

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

Looks good.. it's missing storage drives.

Something to consider is that Nvidia now supports AMD FreeSync monitors.

 

[g-unit1111]

If you're going for that kind of monitor, I'd consider upping the GPU to at least a 2080 or better. With ultra high refresh rates you really need a beefy GPU. The 2070 is fine for most use but if you plan on getting super high details, you need a beefier GPU.

 

[R_K]

As @MrN1ce9uy suggested consider getting an Freesync Monitor much cheaper but Good as Nvidia now support them, check the monitor that supports that.
I would consider getting a 240MM AIO liquid cooler for the cpu.

 

[HEXiT]

i heard off a few people that that screen isnt great.. a few reports of flickers and washed out colour 1s you get past 120hz.
that being said.
699 for a screen can get you a bitrate 8bit-10bit/10bit simulated (10bit for productivity) 120hz 1440p and hdr

 

[MissTaoru]

Thank you everyone for suggestions! I am looking into them, and also forwarding to my friend that is helping, as I actually don't know much about computers and have to look up everything you all are saying 😁