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Get an LG G4.
Yes, I know it is last years model, but:
It will be cheap because of this. It has a 1440p screen that looks amazing (even with a screen protector on it) The battery will easily last me all day (I screw around on my phone A LOT at work) The sound is phenomenal for a 'tiny' smartphone. Matter of fact, the amp in there is so strong I can't use the top 2 volume settings on most speakers/ earbuds. It is very fast. It comes with minimal bloat. I factory reset my phone, and had the majority of the bloat off within 3-4 min. LG has amazing support, and always has the newest software updates within a few weeks. I believe that wireless charging comes default. I don't know. I have never used it. The buttons on the back are ambidextrous and will prevent you from hitting them while in your pocket. The microSD slot has no size limit. Meaning that if years from now they make 1TB microSDs, the phone will read them fine. And it has one of the best cameras on the market right now.  
Also removable battery, in case you care.
 
I own one of these phones, and the only thing I would recommend is getting a case for it. The default back panel is very slick. My super soft hands (don't judge me) happen to drop it a lot because of this. There are plenty of solutions though. LG sells aftermarket back panels in all sorts of colors and textures (even bamboo) or just simply spend the $15 on the case you will be needing anyway.
 
Cheers, and good luck on your quest for a phone.

I will confirm the same about the M50x.
I used mine for a few years, and they performed phenomenally. I have since replaced them with a pair of AKG 7XX (also fantastic headphones) and sold the M50x's to a friend of mine. He uses them in his home studio, for making music. The almost perfectly flat sound signature makes these a dream for accurate sound recreation. They are likely (objectively) the best headphones for the price.

I don't know if we are talking about the same product here.
Above is the frequency response diagram for the M50x. You will notice it is far to flat to ski on. (For those of you from Denmark, I know it looks like quite the elevation change, but believe me, the rest of the world would call that 'shallow')
The highs aren't perfect, but can you name a pair of headphones that for the price will do better?
They aren't supposed to have much of a soundstage. They are closed back. That's what they do.
^^Also, what the F*** does this even mean?
 
These headphones are beloved in the tech and music communities for being accurate, clear, and affordable. They have a considerable reputation as such for good reason.
Pretty much any reviews you find for these will be at least a 8/10 or higher.
 
Cheerio!

I don't know if we are talking about the same product here.
Above is the frequency response diagram for the M50x. You will notice it is far to flat to ski on. (For those of you from Denmark, I know it looks like quite the elevation change, but believe me, the rest of the world would call that 'shallow')
The highs aren't perfect, but can you name a pair of headphones that for the price will do better?
They aren't supposed to have much of a soundstage. They are closed back. That's what they do.
^^Also, what the F*** does this even mean?
 
These headphones are beloved in the tech and music communities for being accurate, clear, and affordable. They have a considerable reputation as such for good reason.
Pretty much any reviews you find for these will be at least a 8/10 or higher.
 
Cheerio!

I will confirm the same about the M50x.
I used mine for a few years, and they performed phenomenally. I have since replaced them with a pair of AKG 7XX (also fantastic headphones) and sold the M50x's to a friend of mine. He uses them in his home studio, for making music. The almost perfectly flat sound signature makes these a dream for accurate sound recreation. They are likely (objectively) the best headphones for the price.

I will confirm the same about the M50x.
I used mine for a few years, and they performed phenomenally. I have since replaced them with a pair of AKG 7XX (also fantastic headphones) and sold the M50x's to a friend of mine. He uses them in his home studio, for making music. The almost perfectly flat sound signature makes these a dream for accurate sound recreation. They are likely (objectively) the best headphones for the price.

I will confirm the same about the M50x.
I used mine for a few years, and they performed phenomenally. I have since replaced them with a pair of AKG 7XX (also fantastic headphones) and sold the M50x's to a friend of mine. He uses them in his home studio, for making music. The almost perfectly flat sound signature makes these a dream for accurate sound recreation. They are likely (objectively) the best headphones for the price.

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They ran out of ideas for names, so they used their own. In a few years we will see "Ward Warfare" which sounds like somebody is shooting up a hospital. Or maybe we will get a "COD15: Quantum Theory Warfare"

Thats a very beefy setup. As long as you aren't running any mods you should be fine. Even with mods you have plenty of overhead for now. As the mods start getting bigger and more complex over the next 6 months, you may start to see your frame rate dip. Besides that, if should be able to handle it.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ybsdjX
This will kick ass at gaming for the next several years. If you want to save some $$, you can go down on the RAM amount, and swap that H110i for a H100i.
Its a bit over your budget. If you hold off on the screen until you have the money, it will be well worth your wait.
 
I swapped the GPU you had with a cheaper one with higher clock. Regardless of what you end up doing, I would recommend that one.

Here, I have an equally vague counter-reply:
Power comes from the wall and goes into the box
Magic happens
Porn that you can't explain appears on your screen.

Here, I have an equally vague counter-reply:
Power comes from the wall and goes into the box
Magic happens
Porn that you can't explain appears on your screen.

Step 1: Convince everyone you are a computer genius. Not just a regular genius though, like Steve Wozniak level of genius.
Step 2: Wait for peoples shit to break.
Step 3: Fix it for them. (Honestly when starting out in IT most of you job is googling the problem. You just have to be better at googling than them)
Step 4: Profit.

Step 1: Convince everyone you are a computer genius. Not just a regular genius though, like Steve Wozniak level of genius.
Step 2: Wait for peoples shit to break.
Step 3: Fix it for them. (Honestly when starting out in IT most of you job is googling the problem. You just have to be better at googling than them)
Step 4: Profit.

Step 1: Convince everyone you are a computer genius. Not just a regular genius though, like Steve Wozniak level of genius.
Step 2: Wait for peoples shit to break.
Step 3: Fix it for them. (Honestly when starting out in IT most of you job is googling the problem. You just have to be better at googling than them)
Step 4: Profit.

Step 1: Convince everyone you are a computer genius. Not just a regular genius though, like Steve Wozniak level of genius.
Step 2: Wait for peoples shit to break.
Step 3: Fix it for them. (Honestly when starting out in IT most of you job is googling the problem. You just have to be better at googling than them)
Step 4: Profit.

Step 1: Convince everyone you are a computer genius. Not just a regular genius though, like Steve Wozniak level of genius.
Step 2: Wait for peoples shit to break.
Step 3: Fix it for them. (Honestly when starting out in IT most of you job is googling the problem. You just have to be better at googling than them)
Step 4: Profit.

Step 1: Convince everyone you are a computer genius. Not just a regular genius though, like Steve Wozniak level of genius.
Step 2: Wait for peoples shit to break.
Step 3: Fix it for them. (Honestly when starting out in IT most of you job is googling the problem. You just have to be better at googling than them)
Step 4: Profit.

Step 1: Convince everyone you are a computer genius. Not just a regular genius though, like Steve Wozniak level of genius.
Step 2: Wait for peoples shit to break.
Step 3: Fix it for them. (Honestly when starting out in IT most of you job is googling the problem. You just have to be better at googling than them)
Step 4: Profit.

Step 1: Convince everyone you are a computer genius. Not just a regular genius though, like Steve Wozniak level of genius.
Step 2: Wait for peoples shit to break.
Step 3: Fix it for them. (Honestly when starting out in IT most of you job is googling the problem. You just have to be better at googling than them)
Step 4: Profit.

Step 1: Convince everyone you are a computer genius. Not just a regular genius though, like Steve Wozniak level of genius.
Step 2: Wait for peoples shit to break.
Step 3: Fix it for them. (Honestly when starting out in IT most of you job is googling the problem. You just have to be better at googling than them)
Step 4: Profit.

Step 1: Convince everyone you are a computer genius. Not just a regular genius though, like Steve Wozniak level of genius.
Step 2: Wait for peoples shit to break.
Step 3: Fix it for them. (Honestly when starting out in IT most of you job is googling the problem. You just have to be better at googling than them)
Step 4: Profit.

Only if you are logged in I think. Go to the homepage, and scroll all the way down. Its between the "Hot Deals" section, and the list of all the current users.

You mean to tell me there is a noticeable performance difference between a 750ti and a 980ti?!?!?!?
 
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you win this round