Dougaroo

Meh. First one is just a very basic gradient. Could be done in photoshop really quick. (plus that small shadow effect)
Second one had more work then the first one. But still. Shapes with a shadow effect. It looks nice, not going to lie (at least the second one).

Any reason why not? I'm going to be building my computer with a MSI Geforce GTX 980ti and if it's not a good choice for a card it would be a good idea to change it before I buy it

So many cases to choose fromLike that it was near my price point. But I feel like adding more storage was worth it. Don't need to repost* (oops) it though. I'll change it manually when I start ordering (unless something else should be changed)

WELL OKAY THEN, MR FANCY PANTS. Go with dual channel RAM.

I wouldn't be choosing these myself. But really the only way to get a computer for gaming that isn't gross you might as well be looking for a tower not a laptop

If you're not wanting a chrome book like the one above, there is this dell one that's nice and is within the 300$ limit. There is also things like protection that I'd suggest also getting but it would send you over budget.
 
-Update-
Forgot link: http://www.dell.com/us/p/inspiron-15-3551-laptop/pd?ref=PD_Family

You can get a brand new Samsung 850 Evo 120GB for $76 on Amazon....so....no that isn't a good deal at all
 
Edit: God dammit I got ninja'd

1.Get better host. Some hosts are better in certain areas than others
2.Pay for a better plan because internet company likes to throttle if you don't pay as much
3.If using wireless get closer to the wireless box
4.If you are using wireless I'd more suggest plugging in a Ethernet cable

I feel like gaming on PC will soon catch up to 4k before we know it.
Console it will be years if ever that they move to 4k.
Even now I see many youtube channels starting to upload in 4k.