Vianney2001

Why not look at linus' last build guide then tune the products that are old (or already have a successor), i would personally wait for intel's new skylake chips and the new chipsets, but if you have to here is a link to the parts i personally recommend : http://pcpartpicker.com/p/mwfwvK

any version of the r9 390 or 390x is fine as long as the display outputs fit with your needs

In my personal opinion i think that it would be possible but i have concerns about the GPU's Memory, is 3,5 GB even effective for 3x 1080p and 1x 2160p? In situations like this i would rather get the 390x 8gb but thats my opinion, i see it as possible if you disconnect the other 3 monitors when you are playing but even if you do that i have concerns for general usage so yeah, i'd personally get a 390X but, the final decision is with yourself

Probably Try the tech mall that Luke talked about in this video

The R9 390X is basically a 290X refresh yes it is (at least amd says) better than the 290X but if you are really loking for the better GPU for your self do as linus says, look up the stats of every game you play for each card and from that you caN see witch card gives you better performance, so go get that card, furthermore if you are gaming at 4K it is better (In My Opinion) to get an 8GB R9 390X.

Would love to win this Mouse. My current mouse is a Logitech B100 and for usual use its mediocre but for gaming it SUCKS, every time i play world of tanks and i try to shoot, the shot always misses because of the slight twitch of my hand and trying to fire is an even more nightmare cause the mouse buttons dont even register the click so i have to push the button with the force of a thousand suns, long story short i would love to win this mouse to replace my old one. thx for reading, have a great day and DFTBA!

My favorite thing about this laptop is the styling (i really like red and black color scheme) and the specs (i mean who doesn't like an Intel Core i7 with an Nvidia GTX 850M)