[SOLVED] will this work without issues

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Do you now have all of the above parts?
I see no issue on running any graphics card on that motherboard/spu combo.
With your obvious budget, I would suggest the i9-11900K instead.
While it has the same number of threads, it is a better binned chip which will OC or turbo up higher.

You have a number of samsung 980 PRO m.2 pcie devices.
I think there will be limits on running all of them at pcie 4.0.
And some sata ports will be disabled.
Read the motherboard details to see exactly what.

If you need a lot of storage, look at a 2.5" 8tb samsung 870 QVO to replace the 2tb HDD.

I don't think the corsair obsidian 500D case has provision for a 5.25" player.

The case is a good one for air cooling.
I have no problem with heat using a...
The rest of your specs? Everything you mentioned is compatible yes.

Why do you need that motherboard? Unless you need something on that board that other resonably priced boards don't have then I would look at a cheaper board. That board is a horrific waste of money for most users.

2TB WD Black WD2003FZEX, 3.5" HDD, SATA III - 6Gb/s, 7200rpm, 2ms, 64MB Cache
Microsoft Windows 10 Professional, 64-bit ONLY, English, DVD Disc, 1 License/s, OEM, Operating System Software
120mm Corsair LL Series, LL120 RGB, 9 Blade, PWM, 16 LED RGB Dual Light Loop, Triple Fan Pack with Lighting Node PRO
Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO Black Light Enhancement Kit inc. 2x DDR4 Dummy Modules with 10 Addressable RGB LEDs per Stick
850W Seasonic PRIME TX, Full Modular, 80 PLUS Titanium, SLI/CrossFire, Single Rail, 70A, 135mm Fan, ATX PSU
Corsair H150i ELITE CAPELLIX RGB AIO Cooler, 3x 120mm ML120 RGB PWM Fans, Copper Heatsink, Aluminium Radiator, Intel/AMD
500GB Samsung 980 PRO, M.2 (2280), PCIe 4.0 (x4) NVMe SSD, Elpis, MLC V-NAND, 6900MB/s Read, 5000MB/s Write
4TB Samsung 870 EVO, 2.5” SSD, SATA III 6Gb/s, MKX, MLC V-NAND, 4GB Cache, Read 560MB/s, Write 530MB/s, 98k/88k IOPS
32GB (2x16GB) Corsair DDR4 Vengeance RGB PRO SL Black, PC4-28800 (3600), Non-ECC Unbuffered, CAS 18, XMP 2.0, 1.35V
ASUS ROG Maximus XIII HERO, Intel Z590, S 1200, DDR4, PCIe 4.0, SATA3, 4x M.2, Dual 2.5GbE,
1TB Samsung 980 M.2 (2280) PCIe 3.0 (x4), NVMe SSD, MLC V-NAND, 3500MB/s Read, 3000MB/s Write, 480k/500K IOPS
ASUS TurboDrive External Blu-Ray/DVD/CD Burner, BD-R 16x Write Speed, BDXL™ + M-DISC Support, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Windows/Mac
1TB Samsung 980 PRO, M.2 (2280), PCIe 4.0 (x4) NVMe SSD, Elpis, MLC 3D V-NAND, 7000MB/s Read, 5000MBRazer Wolverine V2 Wired Gamepad, Mecha-Tactile Buttons, L-Shaped Non-Slip Hand Grips, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S,PC
Corsair Obsidian 500D RGB SE

I currently have 4tb of storage which is full so I wanted to double that, I am looking to get a RTX 3090 when they become available so I wanted to get high spec system, I know it is overkill atm but I have £3200 to spend wanted to get some nice bits getting an I9 11900k instead of the I7 now I only game on my pc and have the RTX 2070 super wanted to make sure it would work.
 
Do you now have all of the above parts?
I see no issue on running any graphics card on that motherboard/spu combo.
With your obvious budget, I would suggest the i9-11900K instead.
While it has the same number of threads, it is a better binned chip which will OC or turbo up higher.

You have a number of samsung 980 PRO m.2 pcie devices.
I think there will be limits on running all of them at pcie 4.0.
And some sata ports will be disabled.
Read the motherboard details to see exactly what.

If you need a lot of storage, look at a 2.5" 8tb samsung 870 QVO to replace the 2tb HDD.

I don't think the corsair obsidian 500D case has provision for a 5.25" player.

The case is a good one for air cooling.
I have no problem with heat using a i9-11900K and a noctua NH-D15s cooler.
Such a cooler will be quieter, more reliable, easier to install, and will not wear out.
A liquid cooler mounted in front as intake is going to cool the cpu well, but at the expense of less effective cooling of a graphics card of the motherboard vrm's

Of course, if you value rgb bling, that is another matter.
Me, I think it would become tiresome after a while.
 
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The blue Ray in an external for watching movies and installing windows the 500D does not have space

1 m2 is 500 gig 4.0 for operating system 1 is 1tb 4.0 for steam the other 1 tb is 3.0 for non steam games the which leaves an empty slot for later expansion the 2tb wd mechanical is for music and the 4tb ssd is other storage

and its gonna siot on top of my desk so I want lots of rgb I have used a corsair for years I am just goinig to their largest
 
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I have always settled for mid range, hense the 2070 super now I want to start going high end, I have a MSI 2k monitor which is only a year old in a couple of years I will upgrade to 4k but tbh my eyessight is crap and wouldnt notice the difference between 1080p 1140p or higher. I am gonna get a 3090 when available so the rest of the components just seem to make sense.

If you can spend that £3200 better by all means please post the list, I would be very interested to see where I have gone wrong