Gaming build, 3800x3d, 7900xtx etc

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Hi all, I'm trying to plan a new gaming pc, and hopefully future proof it for a few years.

my current set up is a i9 9900k and 1080 (spec at bottom)

From reading the 7800x3d is a good gaming cpu (always had intel before, never amd), and the 7900xtx is a good gpu.

for the gpu, the sapphire nitro + looks like a good choice.

I was like a small size build, or a tower, and for it to display the insides well

I dont want to go full water cooled, but a AIO cpu water cooler that displays temps on the front would be nice.

I haven't a clue on the motherboard and ram, but I am connected via WIFI only to the pc.

the storage, a 2tb or 4tb, and I will add my current m.2 drive as a 2nd storage

would like to stay around the 2.5k mark, but can increase it if it make a good difference.

looking forward to your replies

many thanks
 
I wonder if the spec above (if poss include the nitro + fit inside the Thermaltake tower 100 case?
It says:
Motherboard ITX: 6.7 x 6.7 = Yes.
Radiator, Max: 120mm = No.
GPU length: 330mm = Yes (Pulse). Yes (Nitro).
GPU thickness: ?
PSU format: ?
PSU length: ?

You could switch to the Lian Li 205M, it is MATX, but I think that would fit the Nitro, the radiator and the PSU?
 
this looks like it will fit, but are the included aio and psu good?

Cooler Master MasterBox NR200P MAX​

It appears to use a riser to mount the graphics card vertically. They can be problematic, but I don't know anything about this particular one.

The PSU: I don't know, but they have a 10 year warranty and from the reviews I can find (V series, SFX), I don't think they're bad. It's just SFX though, so there's nothing special about it that I can see. I think it has 4 ports that can be used for either graphics or EPS 12v. Would it be enough for a 7900 XTX? I can't say that either, but Sapphire suggest 800 as a minimum.

The AIO: I can't find a model number, but you can read about it how it performs in the reviews of the case (seems alright).
 
thank you, another way would be to use the nr200p case and add my own 280mm aio and psu. but from what i can see, you can not top mount the aio on the nr200p?
 
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