The CORSAIR VENGEANCE is a pack of two 34GB DDR4 RAM sticks, it features a speed of 3200MHz, an aluminum heat spreader to dissipate heat evenly and run at high speeds for longer, and overclocking capabilities which make it great for your next build
I sometimes use the vengeance brand, though never has it been faulty in my experience.
This Thermal Paste by ARTIC is multipurpose, medium viscosity, non-conductive thermal paste made from carbon particles; it can be applied to CPU's and GPU's in computers, laptops, and consoles, and includes a small spatula to allow even spreading.
I personally use this brand a lot, and have seen no issue in it, though its probably only chiseled off a few degrees at a max though.
Generally, I liked it for its simplistic design, DPI cycling button, and its customizable side buttons; but mostly I picked it because I found wireless mouses to be unreliable, and I would consider this a major upgrade from them.
This CPU features 8 cores a speed of 3.8 GHz and a max of 5.1, consuming 125 watts.
A CPU I've heard to be of similar function for cheaper through word-of-mouth would have to be the AMD Ryzen 7 3700: It's $130.65 cheaper than the Intel i7-10700k with similar if not better specs such as its 8 cores, and 16 threads, and better with it's reduced wattage of 65 watts, larger cache memory, and faster processer speed of 4.4 GHz, though has a shorter secondary cache
The MSI Geforce RTX 3050 is a graphics card I've been using in my current rig for a year now and though by now there is better choices, I find this graphics card to still hold up adequately well in my case, even when I pump up the Minecraft Iris shaders to their most prestigious quality.
The SAMA V50BK Mid Tower is one of the first cases I used to build PCs, and it features two USB 3.0 ports, a type-c, a headphone jack, and space for one rear fan and three side facing fans; it has a diameter of 441mm x 235mm with a CPU cooler height up to 180mm and a GPU length up to 410mm with similar spacing for both fans and radiators (minus the rear with space of 140-120mm max)
Generally a pretty standard fish tank case that I personally would recommend from experience.
There are buttons on your right side for things such as display alignment and switching display modes, though I've never used them and still found quality results in everything I've had displayed on mine, I would suggest you play around with the settings to get the best bang for your buck.
I found this webcam to be reliable throughout the time I used it for its 1080p quality, built-in microphone and compact size; while I write this I still in fact use it (though more for its microphone qualities which, still do not disappoint), though such as all camera I would suggest you use it in a well-lit space to get the most out of its quality.
