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Mouse: Logitech G502 Keyboard: Corsair K95 (with broken LEDs) Mouse pad: Razer Goliathus Headphones: Sennheiser HD600 I really want that keyboard

The non RGB LEDs are less durable and they might burn. I've had 2 Corsair K95 and i've had burned LEDs after a year. (i hope i can get a 3rd one ) As far as i know fixed this issue with the RGB series.

I really like the G502 Proteus from logitech but its a bit heavy. Still love it though.

SteelSeries Rival is a good mouse but i think there are better options

Your title should answer your question. "best CPU" and "stock cooler" is a bit weird combination. I bet you can find some "used" for 5$.

Yes and i wasn't sure until now if the error was scripted or not. Im surprised he actually made that mistake.

Well, i could use my profile pic, but i'll upload another one:

Welcome to the forum, Torn. You should try to find a cheap R9 290 if you can. If you can't find any, then the 390 will do the trick. Also, change the SSD to a 250GB (850 evo 250gb for example)

Well, i'm pretty good at making things but i had nearly no experience soldering. They're still working fine and they look exactly as i wanted to. The most annoying part is the sleeving, but in the end you'll build a cable that (theoreticaly) sound good and looks even better Head Fi helped me a TON.

Aesthetics and functionality (because of the custom length) @​spwath do you know how to solder? You can make some custom cables by yourself. I tried it once and worked like a charm: head-fi link (photos) If you don't want to create something by yourself then monoprice has great cables, but if you want something prettier you need to check ebay.

That's probably the best keyboard deal i've seen.... ever... That's a great keyboard.

To my knowledge these are the best you can get with your budget.

Nvidia's architecture performs better at this specific test just like AMD performs better at others. It's not a biased benchmark, it's just different cards that perform differently.

What do you need from a new motherboard that your current one doens't have it?

Yes, i know that not all macbooks aren't ultrabooks and that's why i wrote "ultrabooks/laptops". I didn't know that talking about macbooks on a laptop topic, is off-topic. The OP didn't mention the OS or any brand and i believe a macbook could work nicely. The only problem is that it probably cost way more the ~500$, but so does the Surface Pro 3 you suggested. Pricing at Australia can be weird, but i thought they could get Apple products at reasonable prices compared to others and that's why i liked the macbook idea. Maybe i'm wrong, but the last time i asked someone from AU, the Surface Pro 3 was more expensive that a macbook air. (by the way, Bim Job is just saying that Apple sucks, while i actually liked the suggestion of AdamMLGTips and i explained why macbooks are great (IMO of course)... It's an actual suggestion if the budget is flexible but yet I am the one who's off topic.) *mindblown* Why don't you suggest some laptops then? It would help me AND the OP too!