Any thoughts?

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Zhentoro/saved/#view=Q9dJ8d

Depends what your use cases will be. If it's mostly just for gaming, at that price point I'd go Intel.
If you want to stay with Ryzen, I wouldn't recommend going over 3200 mhz unless you're getting bdie ram since the increased cache latency negates any advantage of the higher clock. (the stick you chose has 18cl, vs the 14 you could get with 3200 for the same price.
Cooler I would select the EVGA CLC 280 over the h150i. Quieter overall operation and similar performance.
If you're planning on using storemi, it only works with up to 250 gb on the primary drive, so unless you're going to partition it, I don't really see the point. If you're doing 4k video editing, just get a 1tb NVME drive and more RAM probably.
IMO EVGA > Asus with Nvidia graphics cards, but that's really all preference to you.
850 watts is overkill for a single gpu setup. A 750w gold will be fine.
Windows 10 key can be got for like $5 on the bay or kinguin.

Can you build me a computer then? $2500 MAX with a 2080. All I do is ply games but like the best

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/bmYXZR
Spend the rest on a nice 1440p Gsync monitor and enjoy the buttery smooth sharp pictures.

Otherwise if you already have a monitor and really want the best you can get: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/cZg3Bb
Then buy these, delid > liquid metal, and OC 4.8ghz on all 8 cores with cool temps.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4YU6Z97125
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4RE8D81802&Description=conductonaut&cm_re=conductonaut-_-2MB-001D-00002-_-Product

Unless you're only playing rocket league and csgo you will probably be GPU bound at 1440p anyways.

2500bux for gaming
negro you buying intel
and a 2080ti

Asus ROG version https://pcpartpicker.com/list/64cMD2

I bet the next Ryzen series early next year will be the same if not better than the 9900

TYVM. Should I not get the 9700k?

yea i would rather get the 9700k instead of 7820X... sure u get hyper-treading on the 7820X but lower clock speed and u have to get delidding kit and void warrenty

so imo get 9700k - https://pcpartpicker.com/list/pzyVHh

This post was edited by Haj on Nov 8 2018 08:23am

I mean 9900k is same price as 7820x, but is it actually in stock anywhere that it will ship in 2018? That's the real question. Same with 2080ti.

Also, zen2 will probably beat out the 9900k, but it won't be to market until next summer on the consumer side.

This post was edited by zell1luk on Nov 8 2018 09:14am