Haven't looked through the build in-depth, only gave it a quick glance.
Are you doing professional workloads that demand 64 GB of RAM? Otherwise I'd bump it down to just 32, and if it's strictly gaming you should be able to get away with just 16 easily too.
Does your network (as in router, etc) support 10 gigabit ethernet speed? Otherwise that network card is completely redundant as it will be bottlenecked to 1 gigabit (which is the most common standard still). Your motherboard also supports 2.5 gigabit natively.
Quote (GS_Controller @ 11 Jul 2023 19:16)
Can you elaborate?
Nvme drives are way faster as they are not bottlenecked by SATA (which the SSD you picked is). You have 5x m.2 slots on the motherboard you picked, may as well use them.
One of the 5 slots is even PCIe 5.0, if you're looking for the absolute bleeding edge ssd speed. But note you will likely not really see any tangible difference between a bleeding edge m.2 drive vs a run-at-the-mill m.2 drive in games.