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Yea I did that and it fixed it thx

btw your build is $900 with those parts. I suggest saving up and getting something like this http://pcpartpicker.com/p/nXyj99
*Note*
Don't get a 27' 1080p monitor you will be able to see the pixel it would just stretch it get a 24 1080p i put one in the build
 
also follow your own topic

you can't really force somebody to buy something but tell him that there is no membership and the mods that how I convied my brother 

2 titanx is way more expensive than 2 980ti

You mean use DSR? And 1440p looks better than something downscaled to 1080p. More actual physical pixels looks better. Go for higher res, THEN use DSR in games to make them look better if you have the performance to spare. Both are 60Hz BTW. IPS monitors are 60Hz, with very few exceptions. I mentioned that weird good overclocking one earlier as a sort of experiment if you felt daring.
 
And regarding those monitors, It's completely up to you, as well as is IPS (60Hz with like 3 expensive exceptions, good color reproduction, higher response time) vs TN (can be 144Hz, bad color, small response time). Go with the ultrawide definitely if you plan to use it for productivity too, but for mostly gaming and general internet browsing, it's more of a tossup. It's up to you to decide if you'd rather have 1080p 21:9 or 1440p 16:9. If you thought of going surround sometime though, take a long hard look at an ultrawide instead. No one can really tell you what you want.
 
If you decide on IPS or TN, ultrawide or no, and resolution, then just say what you want and ask for a good recommendation. Without specifying what you want, it's impossible for anyone to pick out a monitor for you.

If you're spending that much on everything else go with the Acer xb270hu it's a 27" 1440p 144hz refresh gsync ips panel or the 28" xb280hk which is a 60hz refresh 4k gsync monitor. Both of them come in near $800 usd. If those are too much for you, the xb240h(24" 1080p 144hz refresh gsync) or the xb270h (same thing but in a 27 inch panel. Also has speakers and usb 3 ports I believe.) are good options. You can typically pick them up on sale for around $350 for the 24" and $450 for the 27".
 
Gsync is extremely nice. If you're already running 980s and doing that build as a gaming rig I wouldn't look at anything besides gsync monitors. In my honest opinion, the premium is worth it to get rid of stuttering and tearing.(In most instances) 
 

I'm planning to buy the new Hardware computer ( x99 , ddr4 , GTX 8xx/9xx )

Anyway , is there big difference between 4790k and 5820k and dose it worth the money ? 

Actually I'm disappointment for the 3.3 GHZ to i7 5820k because the i7 4790k has 4.4 GHZ  

So is it worth the money ? Or I just go back with 4790k and the old hardware ( z97 , ddr3 ) ??