The rise of a first time build (Advice wanted)

[VentusInfinitas]

Hey guys,
This is a first time build and I would appreciate any feedback on it's current conception.
The point of this build is to focus on video rendering and recording whilst maintaining solid gaming performance and keeping a 1.7K budget. That's it really.
I currently run a single 23 inch monitor but am hoping to upgrade to dual monitors. I also live in Canada if it changes much.
Do you believe that my build can be improved? (Feel free to rip it apart as you need)

Current Parts State:
Firstly, there is no changing the processor as I have already purchased it (I understand that with Ryzen and Vega etc. it would have been good to wait but whatevs) 
Secondly, I am not sure if I should install a wireless networking adapter. I completely understand that a direct Ethernet connection is best when gaming but I do not have that luxury atm.
I know of powerline connections but if that becomes impossible which network adapter do you recommend me to buy? 
Lastly, can you estimate if I will have enough space for sufficient cooling and the different parts?
Thanks for your feedback and I'm excited to hear what you have to say!

Current Build:
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[getochkn]

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/r4bmKZ

I have no actual idea on KAby Lake motherboards,but I think a I5 would be good enough to still game and stream, while the 1070 would give way better performance over the 1060 and that's where the majority of your money should be spent is on the GPU.

Only a rough guideline system, but that's my opinion. And the motherboard/GPU match the case and color's nicely lol.

 

[GamingEnthusiast420]

i5 if perfect for gaming but when it comes to streaming I would recommend an i7. At your budget, I would go with the Ryzen 1700 (absolutely destroys the 6700k, 6 bucks more expensive)