Derpologist

I don't believe it does

I know mate lol
I just had to make the joke. No hard feelings

Its all fine no issues there..enjoy your ultrawide (sniff)

I have a 29" 2560x1080 Ultrawide. From my experience text looks perfectly fine.

If you mean that the window would get stretched across the screen, that shouldn't happen. The program will resize itself without messing up the text or content unless it is stuck at ouptuting a certain aspect ratio, which it shouldn't be.

The dpi is the same as a 23in 1080p display which is standard for most users. 

no you will not have issues with reading text clearly if a windows cover your whole screen

Well since i am reading this on a LG29um67 and came from 1080p.
I can say that there are no issues with text or images. unless your planning to get the 34 inch one since there some issues can occur.

Yeah, I don't blame you... I actually buy my phones from China now, I know there's no warrnty to speak of, but I can root and put custom bootloaders/recovery and ROMs on it without problems.. and they are a lot cheaper   I currently have a lenovo k3 note is 5.5 inch full hd screen, 8 core 1.7Ghz CPU 4g 13/8Mp cameras etc etc... only cost approx $140 about a year or more ago and has ran fine and now have android 6.0 on it too.

LGA (Land Grid Array) means any intel motherboard with an LGA socket (any number applies)
 
aka that guy is ignorant

sry for the little flame.

This is why we can't have nice things.

wow this is hilarious but somewhat depressing at the same time.

BRB, tin foil house is being built.

Yes, which is what I would do to start off. Once you know for 100% you want to do it, then you should get a usb deck that works with the software of your choice. For now, I wouldnt invest in any hardware, just get used to the software

your build is very good for a normal pc, because of the I5 and TB drive, but in game 970 is a lot better.
 
i will use pcparticker next tipe
 

This is also a very good build (arguably better than mine I posted a short while ago), great job on it. 
 
Although in the future, just a small thing, I'd suggest using something like PCpartpicker. There's a feature to make only amazon (or other shopping places) prices show up (I forgot how to do it lol, but I know its there)

should be

I would say so. The music artist (who I know), Protostar, runs an audio workstation (Reason, which is very cpu heavy), and streams with all sorts of overlays at the same time. 

http://mackie.com/products/cr-series

Damn, that looks great

Change that PSU, the Corsair CX series aren't great. The EVGA SuperNova G2 or Corsair RMi are way better, but still reasonably priced, and are offered in several wattages. Secondly, you might want to consider replacing that 970 with an R9 390, assuming you don't need Cuda. Finally, why do you have a "K" chip and a high end air cooler if you're not bothered about overclocking? It'll be nice and quiet, but offer no performance benefit. 

i cant really recommend anything from first hand experience, but i can say to stay the hell away from anything wireless from TP-Link. their powerline adapters are amazing, their switches are amazing, but GOD are their wireless routers a joke...

if the walls arent too thick ( or some kind of armored steel alloy  ) you'd probably be fine with one central access point, that'd allow you to get a single high end access point that had good range, and decent speeds along that range. the access point i currently use doesnt pass the 50Mbit even when i'm sitting right next to it with the best wifi-enabled device i have.
 
if you get something high quality they have quite the range as well, the cisco access points my college had could reach a good 100 meters with line of sight, and were pretty dang well of broadcasting trough walls.