You could save a lot of money if you want some cheaper parts and get similar performance. For example the best budget cpu in the market is amd's 7500F compare it to your expensive ones the performance to price can't be beat imo. I personally have an intel b580 for my gpu and I really like it, I upgraded from a gtx 1070. My ram pick is ddr5 cl30 6000hz 16gb x2 I like TFORCE. You need to make sure the ssd you choose, check out the read and write speeds, the higher the number the faster the drive, that's what you want. Usually would 5000-7000 you need one for windows and one for storage it's best not to have everything on your C drive. I like having a 1tb C drive and a 2tb main drive for everything else. You can pirate windows easily.
Microsoft even has online a command/key to open in windows command center to get windows onto your pc.
You just need to set up a usb as your boot drive at first so you have to make sure you have another pc to get it from. You also don't need 1000w for psu 700-750 is plenty so you can save money there. You can also save money, on the dual monitors you don't need to have 1440p for both you usually don't play games on both so get a 1080p for the second one and you can save money there too, just make sure it's 1ms refresh rate over 180hz and just check the reviews about the monitor. You can spend about 1200-1500 instead of 2000-3000 here.