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2. Maybe get a better case then instead. The Spec-04 isn't that great in my opinion, it has a lot to wish for. Just get any RGB fans, but it's not worth it. You will be a dropping a lot of money on fans with pretty lights (more then you are spending on the case). For what this case + RGB fans is going to cost you can buy a case such as the Corsair Crysal 460x RGB. Which includes 3 RGB fans and is overal a better case.
3. Aura should be capable of controlling the RGB RAM sticks just fine.
4. Will fit just fine.
5. 1. No. 2. Yes, and I wouldn't put two fans up there, expensive and useless, only makes temps and dust worse. 3. It's a rather thin cooler, no need for multiple fans.
6. Your Steam profile says you only have 32 games. A 2tb HDD will likely be more then enough for you. 2tb SSDs are really expensive. I wouldn't install Windows on a HDD, doing so makes the PC run slow and unreponsive.
7. A quality 650w Gold rated PSU is more then enough.
Maybe you spend less on the looks, "ultimate cooling" and 5+tb of storage and more on the stuff that is actually going to be running your games. If you drop that RGB fan idea you can buy a Ryzen 7 or i7 instead of the i5. If you drop the 2tb SSD + 4tb HDD idea you can buy a GTX 1080/Vega 64 etc..
Just note, if you happen to change to a Ryzen system. Check the mobo JEDEC specs for ram speed. Should be 2666mhz. If you go and use XMP or AMP in the bios to use 3200mhz ram on a Ryzen system, it actually voids your warranty for the ram, and the motherboard. It might even void the cpu warranty but I havnt looked into that.
Although alot of places will not ask questions or even be able to tell you used the OC bios setting. Its also weird they would add that to said bios, but then hide the fine print in their warranty statement. Believe it or not, ANY OC voids the manufacturers warranty. Even if they give you the means to OC right in the bios.
A higher static pressure will keep your case from sucking in air from every crack/vent/what have it. A lower static pressure will bring in more dust through said cracks etc, and will add dust into areas you cannot see.
Another mistake people make is not considering the PSU airflow. 3 fans pushing in, 2 out plus 1 PSU = slighly higher static case pressure(nominal), to a point where dust will not get sucked into those cracks and hard to reach spaces. Unless of course you have a PSU that pulls air from the floor area or outside the case).
Higher airflow will also help with keeping dust particles "mobile", meaning TOO high of a pressure(in a low output flow situation) will cause dust particles to slow down, and drop onto your components. Which is where you are right.
In conclusion, the best airflow situation is slightly above outside case pressure. AKA 3 fans in, 2 out, plus PSU(that pulls from inside air).
I would guess my radiator on my 2 top fans effects its air pressure however. So I probably do have a slightly positive pressue. Anyway its very clean case. After 6 moths of use I had a barely light dusting of dust to clean out. Although i do have dust filters on top and front. But the case is very open . Corsair Crystal 570X. So there is lots of spaces for dust to come in if the airflow was bad. It has glass panels with a 1/4 inch gap between the glass and case on all sides.
Probably the perfect balance then. The 3 in, is slightly above 3 out, with 2 of the out restricted by the radiator. Roughly a ratio of 3:2.5.
So anyways, All I did was clarify your statement. You are right, but only if case pressure is like 3:1 or something where dust has a chance to slow down and drop out of the flow.
Negative case pressure like on alot of old HP systems was a big cause of dust collecting in weird places, like behind the CPU on the motherboard, and inside/around the buttons and optical drives.
Yea i agree with you defintelly. I think more airflow is better to as long as you have the right ratio of input to exhaust with slightly positive pressure.
Wow dingus I never new that OC would void my warranty on my cpu I am glade I don't want to OC the i5 8600k on a lighter note I drop the rgb idea and I want to go with green led fans 120mm of course for my case and the two top fans I want to put there will be to let the hot air out also can you tell me what type of ram can I use for this build ???
Always read the warranty card. They will say "void if overclocked". A cpu vendor will be able to see an OC, and a mobo vendor will also be able to see an OC if you are not able to get back in and revert your changes before RMA. BUT, I have never actually seen a denied RMA based off an OC failure....soo....either they do not check, don't care or what have it. But they CAN deny your warranty.
When using fans, you want slightly higher case pressure, not negative. if a fan is pushing against a radiator or a filter, it's effectiveness/flow will be lower. Also depends on how your PSU flows. I just replied about this above.
Anyways, for ram, check the motherboard specifications. Anything listed before JEDEC, is non OC. Also when purchasing ram, some will specifically state "for intel". That "for intel" is just a way of saying it has an extra onboard chip for the XMP (overclock setting in bios) that is supported.
Now you should use ram that is on the motherboards QVL (Qualified vendors list), which can be found on the motherboards website(obviously select the model you plan to buy), usually a .pdf.
Here is the QVL for that motherboard in your first post
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/Z370-GAMING-PLUS#support-mem-5
So you need more info then just "Corsair Vengeance 16gb ddr4 ram (2x8 sticks)"
Preferably just copy the model number, then ctrl + f, then ctrl + v on the msi QVL list.
Huh i did not no that no offence this is my first build so i don't no much about the ram if it will work on my build however my brotherlaw might no more about this i will show him the link thank dingus.
By the way i wanted to ask this why does everyone want to overclock there cpu for gaming i don't get it what is this all about any ideas ????
Nope - Corsair RGB RAM uses what software Omega? Corsair Link / Corsair Cue Asus Aura needs G.Skill Trident Z RGB.
Uhm what? nope. Overclockign doesnt void warranty and actually it is nearly impossible to prove that you ever overclocked. As matter of fact for ryzen you should use at least 3000MHz for the infinity farbric. AMD always use AMP. XMP stands for Intel Extreme Memory Profile.
Static preasure is only the preasure that is appleid to the air in a narrow direction which is needed for thick radiators or dense dust covers. It will not suck air from every crack or vent. Airflow is designed to apply with the same air volume movement oevr a wider aread. not to push it in anarrow direction btu to spread it in a widther arc. In the end they have both the same preasure, just one is focused at one point and the other focused in an arc.
PSU takes no advantage of an airflow int eh case. In fact cases are normally designed nowadays to suck air from the bottom and push it out the rear. The PSU is like a FE GPU desgined. a Single fan pulls air in and pushed the air otuside the case from the side where you plug in the power cable.
Like you wrote at the end.
He is wrong. CPU wise it cant be prooven that you ever OC'ed it. Unless of course you fry your CPU by activly disabling security features and doesnt cool it proberly. Such comment are only made by ppl that never OC'ed. No person that ever OC'ed would state such things.
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Master_Race_Geeks/discussions/0/2747650363459040918/
all you need to know about RAM. Every DDR4 RAM speed is 2133MHz. If you buy a 3200MHz kit, it is still 2133MHz. 3200MHz is just garunteed to run when Overclocked manually or through the auto-OC profile saved by the manufacturer on the RAM stick. That is called XMP/AMP and needs to be activated manually by a motherboard supporting the overclock of RAM.
Wow tacoshy you no a lot like i said i don't want to oc my cpu to play my games i want to play at stock level is there a reason to oc in gaming ???