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+1 for the recommendation from @Martinr36 and please let us know your budget

Just ordered one of these and a M65 Elite mouse (also with big discount). I have been after a new keyboard for a while and this should fit the bill.

It isn’t the ASUS Turbo in the build, but he Dual That was much more expensive. There is always the option to wait, but who knows what will happen to prices?

The ASUS Dual 3070 appears to be available and it is only £22 more than the standard 3070 and much cheaper than the 3080.

My eyes must be failing. I could swear there was a 5900x in the build 🤓

The 3080 is now on pre-order, so is in a similar position to the 3070

There is not a WiFi version of the ROG STRIX X570 (which we normally recommend for the 5900x) on PCS and our favourite WiFi card (Intel AX200) has disappeared from the site. I suspect that is the rationale behind the motherboard. The Corsair coolers come with high quality paste pre-applied, so...

To come within your budget you could step back to the 3070 and drop the RAM back to 16GB (few games need more than this)..

This could do with some adjustment. The link you included doesn’t take us to your build. Please include the green link from the bottom of the configuration and we can then suggest some changes - case, motherboard, storage, PSU and WiFi for a start.

Here is an old one (photo, not bird - I don't know the age of the bird)

You are probably like an ex-colleague of mine. After eating a rack of ribs, he had to arrange the bones facing the same way and in size order.

I have also had a poor experience with powerline adapters.

@Martinr36 any reason for the 2 Barracudas?

Ideally you want a H100/115/150i cooler as the X versions are older and don’t have the same ability to be controlled in iCue.

Please provide the configuration link so that we can suggest some edits. I am not sure that the 5950x offers much above the 5900x for your uses and the increase in performance from 3080 to 3080Ti will likely be small. You could do with better storage and a better PSU. You don’t need the Arctic...

https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/forums/threads/amd-vs-intel.72675/ Have a read of this

Power line adapters are well known for causing connection problems. I gave up on mine ages ago. In my opinion it is unlikely to be your desktop pc that is the issue.

Is there any benefit in selecting a 2060 Super over a 2060 or even a 1660 for those monitors?

You can’t future proof a GPU. With your current monitor you would be using only a fraction of the power of the 6900XT. You would be better off getting a suitable graphics card for you current monitor and upgrading when you change your monitor in the future. The likelihood is that cheaper, more...

I am not sure on the case. Someone else will advise. With the 5900x you need a Corsair AIO cooler (e.g. H115i Elite Capellix). You don't need anywhere near a 6900XT for a 1080p monitor and the system would be bottlenecked by the monitor. You would just be wasting money. You don't need 32GB...