[SOLVED] New Watercooled System Build / Am i good and ready to go?

[acer2dn]

PUMP / RES - XRES D5 140 PWM
CPU BLOCK - EK Supremacy EVO
RADIATOR 1 Hardware Labs Black Ice Nemesis 240GTS
RADIATOR 2 Hardware Labs Black Ice Nemesis 360GTS
x6 Fans - EK Vardar EVO
TUBING - EK Duraclear

FITTINGS X12 EKWB - Black ACF Fittings 12/16mm

TUBING DIMENSIONS
Internal diameter (ID) 11,1mm (7/16")
Outer Diameter (OD): 15,9mm (5/8")

CPU - Intel i7 9700K
Motherboard - ASUS ROG Z390-E
RAM - G.Skill Trident Z (16GB)
Ball Valve - EK ARF BALL VALVE 10mm G1/4"
Rotary Extension -EK AF EXTENDER ROTARY M-M G1/4 - Nickel
Temp Sensor - XSPC G1/4" INLINE 10K SENSOR
Thermal Paste - THERMAL GRIZZLY KRYONAUT

I am using my same hard drive and SSD, and i already purchased the PSU (EVGA SUPERNOVA G3 750W)

 

[King Dranzer]

Is there a reason that you are only cooling CPU and not the GPU.

 

[acer2dn]

Is there a reason that you are only cooling CPU and not the GPU.

I am cooling GPU as well just forgot to put it in there.
Its a RTX 2080 XC GAMING, and it is the EK Vector RTX 2080 GPU Block

 

[acer2dn]

Is there a reason that you are only cooling CPU and not the GPU.

Do i look good to go?

 

[King Dranzer]

I am very disappointed with actual parts you chose for PC as for a water cooling build we recommend to to prioritize top tier components first like i9-9900K and most importantly RTX2080Ti over RTX2080 as the performance improvement you get with it is way greater than what you get from custom water cooling.

Water components you selected are fine and good selection. But please can you also list the case you are working in as it plays important role to decide the Rad configuration.

 

[acer2dn]

I am very disappointed with actual parts you chose for PC as for a water cooling build we recommend to to prioritize top tier components first like i9-9900K and most importantly RTX2080Ti over RTX2080 as the performance improvement you get with it is way greater than what you get from custom water cooling.

Water components you selected are fine and good selection. But please can you also list the case you are working in as it plays important role to decide the Rad configuration.

Thats a mainstream processor

 

[King Dranzer]

Thats a mainstream processor

Well I am bit disappointed that you did not go with RTX2080Ti in place of RTX2080 than about going for i7-9700K over i9-9900K, i7-9700K is decent enough CPU and almost performs at the lvl of i9-9900K in gaming but RTX2080Ti is a huge improvement over RTX2080 and would have recommend spending on it. But as you have already purchased components it is fine. This is just an advise so that next time you plan on upgrade I recommend going all on specs first and then allocate budget for water cooling. Performance and budget point of view you the performance increase you get from going for higher tier components is far greater than what you get from water-cooling lower tier components. Even you can get equally good looking build with air cooling.

Main question what is the case you will be building this into.

 

[acer2dn]

Well I am bit disappointed that you did not go with RTX2080Ti in place of RTX2080 than about going for i7-9700K over i9-9900K, i7-9700K is decent enough CPU and almost performs at the lvl of i9-9900K in gaming but RTX2080Ti is a huge improvement over RTX2080 and would have recommend spending on it. But as you have already purchased components it is fine. This is just an advise so that next time you plan on upgrade I recommend going all on specs first and then allocate budget for water cooling. Performance and budget point of view you the performance increase you get from going for higher tier components is far greater than what you get from water-cooling lower tier components. Even you can get equally good looking build with air cooling.

Main question what is the case you will be building this into.

I really don't know.

 

[acer2dn]

I really don't know.

Its going to be my first time as well.
But you have any case suggestions?

 

[King Dranzer]

Choosing a suitable case depends mainly on space you can allocate for it. If you have enough space I recommend open case like Thermaltake P7 for ease of build.
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/cC...s-edition-atx-mid-tower-case-ca-1i2-00f1wn-00