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Oh they have MX Greens!
thanks for the input, ill do some research. I like the aluminum of the das, but these look good as well. 

man, that bytes

As silly as this seems, can we please keep in mind that Razer sells a mousepad for $60?
 
Also, this doesn't work on cases without a metal front (like any case Phanteks makes. )

You might try out the G602 for the mouse. 
 
Are you also looking for wireless headphones?

The G602 is very similar to the G502, which is the mouse I now use after my deathadder broke. 
 
I have very large hands and use a palm grip, and the G502 is perfect for me, as was my deathadder. 
 
A lot of stores (Frys, Best Buy, etc) will have mice out to try, and the G502 and G602 are very common. 
 
As for headphones, I have a pair of Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrums, and, while they are expensive, I find them to be very nice. They do not have amazing sound quality (it's ok really), but they are durable and have a ton of features, and I have coverage of my entire house with it. Avoid the G930s, as they are built like crap. 

The Pentium G4560 performs almost identically to that i3 for about $50 less. 
 
Other than that, looks good, though I might try to spend a little less on the case if your budget is that tight. 

Well, with an i7, GTX 1080, Full tower and flashy lights, it can obviously only be for one thing:
Solitaire. 

Well, with an i7, GTX 1080, Full tower and flashy lights, it can obviously only be for one thing:
Solitaire. 

Or Minesweeper. It may be a bit too demanding though. 

Well, with an i7, GTX 1080, Full tower and flashy lights, it can obviously only be for one thing:
Solitaire. 

The enthoo pro can handle up to a 420 on top. 
 
Al;so, me and custom cooling... hahahahahahhaha NO

the 1080 looked like a better deal to me, especially considering that i dont plan on doing VR anytime soon. 
 
 
The ASUS 1080 looked nice, but I was wondering how it stacked up to options from EVGA, or to the MSI Sea Hawk X. 

One more suggestion before I go.
You don't want the cheapest 1080 you can find. You want good power fase design and 8+8 pin config. It will help you with consistency of the clock speed and GPU will thank you in the long run. Cooling isn't a problem as long as it's not a refrence design and usually higher tier 1080s have great cooling.

Yeah, although wouldn't it be unsupported by Nvidia? (I have absolutely no bloody idea what I'm talking about lol)
 

There is a Hybrid FTW and a Hybrid. 
 
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/z7RFf7/evga-geforce-gtx-1080-8gb-ftw-hybrid-gaming-video-card-08g-p4-6288-kr
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/c4Gj4D/evga-geforce-gtx-1080-8gb-hybrid-gaming-video-card-08g-p4-6188-kr

$2 more for the FTW card is definitely worth it

No.
 
Most 1070s recommend a 600W for a PC with one. For 2 I'd get a 750W minimum. 

Fridges already have detectors for when they open to turn on lights (usually a button that gets pushed when the door is closed)
 
if you are comfortable taking that apart, you could just use that trigger. 

2 things:
1. 75 degrees C is not overheating, my i5 gets up to 80 under load. 
2. It's an old CPU (not to mention that it's an FX), so high load and heat should be expected. 

2 things:
1. 75 degrees C is not overheating, my i5 gets up to 80 under load. 
2. It's an old CPU (not to mention that it's an FX), so high load and heat should be expected. 

in a game like CS:GO, 4K would probably need more GPU power. 
Civ... not sure.
 
Either way, if those are the hardest games you'd be playing a GTX 1080 would easily handle either. 

...what?

@Being Deliriousis now marking all my posts as "funny"
 
fantastic