mads1997

1920:1080 @144Hz is 2.4 times more pixels than 1920:1080 @60Hz 
3840:2160 @60Hz is 4 times more pixels than 1920:1080 @60Hz

okay i will take a look and see if i can find a 60 hz 1440p at a good price.

Anything above and including a 4690k

It's inexpensive,small, and does the job. It's the tried and true solution

2nd hand Y510

hey my lenovo y510p has idel temp of 45-55 degrees and when i game it is 85-95 degrees if i where you i would just play on it and see what temps you are getting

i brought the 390 becurse it has equal or a little bit better proformence while not having vram problems (3,5) gb not 4 vs r9 390 8 gb 
 
i think you should buy the 390  

dude i brought the same psu on komplett.dk and my brother aswell as on of my firends have this psu with a i7 4790 and msi gtx 970 you should be fine. ofcurse it is not one of the best psu there for the cheap price but it should be okay for running your build. atleast in my opinion 

yes way better 

yes way better 

rgb zip ties?

try and download your gpu drivers from nvidias webside  

My advice i've given to lads over the years....
 
 
"If you always wait for the latest and greatest in this hobby, you will always have nothing...."

Why is it sad? Overclocking was never a sure thing, at least as far as people with reasonable IT knowledge are concerned. I really feel like people should stop feeling entitled to a good overclock. Every product you buy has specs written on the box - that is what you are paying for, as per consumer laws. Anything above that is not guaranteed. Never ever ever take overclocking into consideration when deciding on the performance you want to pay for.

my psu have 1 x 24 pin atxconnector 
1 x 4 pin p4 connector 
1 x floppy connector 
2 x molex IDE connector 
4 x santa connector 
1 x 6-pin + 1x 6/8 pin pci express connector