Tageicus

i'd say evga, their warranty and customer service are the best in the business. the SSC has a great cooler and awesome factory overclock. but ya, that warranty and customer service is something that will be REALLY nice to have if you end up having issues with your graphics card. MSI's customer service is email based. EVGA has a phone number that you can call to talk to someone live.

i wouldnt agree with that, the standard evga cards are still viable, plus evga is a very generous company in terms of regulations and warranties

id have to say evga

Yeah m8 but like i said in my first postThe pg278q only monitor available in my country

buy an r9 280x, its roughly the same price and you get an extra gigabyte and better performance/dollar

id have to say evga

YEAH! EVGA FTW

I doubt you'd have an issue, but it really depends on the GPU, (unless you're using integrated graphics then, no)

Yes, the 4670k will be fine. The 4690k will perform slightly better at stock and will run cooler.
However, it's mainly the GPU you should care about.

an i5 4670k is perfectly acceptable, maybe get a $100 dual rad and overclock a bunch, then get a high end 970 or a 980

CPU's last a while my buddy is still going ham with a 2500K.

No need to upgrade the CPU. Just get an 980 or 290x

grab the GPU when the 300 series comes out

Definitely option #2.

I am actually a fairly avid ocer, and im planning on going sli in the future