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Anything from the HyperX line is a solid choice. I also saw that the Sennheiser GSP 300 and 350 came out, however they are so new that there aren't any reviews. Hopefully they will be as good as the Game Zero.

Just to reiterate what others have said, you don't need the extra thermal paste (some comes with the 212) and get a larger and faster ssd (850 Evo, 250gb+)

Thanks! This answered almost all my questions.

I'm at 40 idle on my Phenom II X6 on a Hyper 212 Plus.... I think you're doing something wrong

Ah, Intel... they've never been good with numbers

Search it on the Linus Tech Tips channel. He has a great guide!

Here, I updated your friend's list so it's the au link http://au.pcpartpicker.com/p/Wz34rH
 
Sorry the case isn't black and blue, for all the one's I saw were not good cases, or were not in stock.
 
Also, unless you plan for a huge upgrade in the near future, even the 600w will be more than enough

Have you ever heard of Anker btw? In my opinion, they are one of the best companies out there, and I have done my fair share of research! I own 5 or their products, and besides the problem I am having now, they are super high quality, reasonably priced, awesome products! Also, every time I look at one of their priducts, it seems to always be on one of Amazon's #1 rated products! You should really check them out!

Good headphones? They're so underrated

This is going to sound silly, but have you tried them in the middle of an open empty field?
 
I'm not pulling your leg here; a coworker of mine had a specific model of router whose wireless chip interfered with the 2.4GHz spectrum Bluetooth uses.
Basically, the router's particular chipset manufacturer was either conflicting, or had a software bug where the 2.4GHz WiFi signal overlapped ever so slightly into the Bluetooth spectrum.
This caused their Apple Bluetooth keyboard to do exactly what you describe - type delayed keypresses, or sometimes miss keypresses altogether, even though it wasn't more than 3 feet from their iMac.
They swapped their router out for a different model, and voila, keyboard worked just fine afterwards.

It would be a dream come true for me

You could have applied too much or too little paste. If you did not apply it directly in the center it won't cover all the cores.