[SOLVED] Never built a PC before, need advice.

[MattW29]

I have a basic idea for what I want to build, and used Newegg to put together a list of components. I had a friend who has built a desktop before help me out with the list, but I need to know whether or not the list will all fit together without issue.
Any advice or feedback on different components are welcome. I want to stream games and record for youtube, and would like to keep it liquid cooled.
Here is a link to m build parts list.
https://newegg.io/e023e0c

 

[Strafez]

A $1,600 parts list but only a GTX 1050Ti?
For streaming, definitely go with AMD and a higher end GPU. It will look better for you and your viewers.
I'm pulling together a parts list to give an example of how I would spend that budget.

Edit: Sorry, I didn't see the last bit. Edited the post to clarify some stuff.

 

[Strafez]

Here's what I got:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/LMR6Zf

It's $100 over what you intended on Newegg but those costs can be cut down by going for a B450 motherboard (although not ideal), going to a regular 2070, or downgrading the CPU cooler.

Let me know what you think

 

[refillable]

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rpvFn7

There you go, no unecessary liquid cooler, better PSU, and better SSD.

 

[Strafez]

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rpvFn7

There you go, no unecessary liquid cooler, better PSU, and better SSD.

They said they wanted to keep it liquid cooled and I agree, the PSU was a bit tough to fit in the budget but I wanted it to be more flexible for possible upgrades and I kept the drives how they originally had it but NVME is better!

 

[USAFRet]

They said they wanted to keep it liquid cooled and I agree,

If you're going with a liquid cooler, go 240mm or larger.
The 120mm are no better, and more expensive, than good air coolers.