michaeldeve

No, it will insistently not be able to run games...  

im still running a 2500k and not having any problems and could still probably put a modern gpu in it with no issues, a 4690k will still last you awhile. probably a few more years, unless they release something that is not just 10% better (which they won't)

a 4690K is still a really good processor and will easily run with a 770

If the board supports XMP, which it should because it is a z series board, the ram should work, all you need to do is go into the bios and enable it. 

second hand is your best bet for that budget

its always good to have more steam games

the at2020 (http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-AT2020USB-Cardioid-Condenser-Microphone/dp/B001AS6OYC) is one of the best USB mics and will give you extra budget for a shock mount and pop filter

the at2020 (http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-AT2020USB-Cardioid-Condenser-Microphone/dp/B001AS6OYC) is one of the best USB mics and will give you extra budget for a shock mount and pop filter

the at2020 (http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-AT2020USB-Cardioid-Condenser-Microphone/dp/B001AS6OYC) is one of the best USB mics and will give you extra budget for a shock mount and pop filter

Install OS Install motherbourd drivers from manufacturer page (Latest ones)  Install GPU drivers  Install required apps from this page (https://ninite.com/) > Ps the site will automatically skip ads/bloatwares Watch this video,if you haven't overlooked or anything,skip the first few things like stress testing 
http://youtu.be/roFb3TNePIg?t=33m22s 

Currently if you cant think of something you do often that will be helped out by the use of thunderbolt there is no particular reason to get it, USB 3.0 is sufficient enough for file transfers and even most solid state external drives will not get much benefit from thunderbolt. Though if you are willing to spend the extra money and you can think of reasons for it then Asus would be your best bet with their add on cards for some of their mobos. Though it does come at a cost with the add on cards for Asus motherboards costing 70 dollars for something that does not have much uses on top of the price of a compatible Mobo if you dont have one already.

It would be nice to have peoples phones not going off in the cinema but on the other hand this can be easily exploited by anyone so i don't think it is worth the risk. 

It would be nice to have peoples phones not going off in the cinema but on the other hand this can be easily exploited by anyone so i don't think it is worth the risk. 

It would be nice to have peoples phones not going off in the cinema but on the other hand this can be easily exploited by anyone so i don't think it is worth the risk. 

It would be nice to have peoples phones not going off in the cinema but on the other hand this can be easily exploited by anyone so i don't think it is worth the risk. 

It would be nice to have peoples phones not going off in the cinema but on the other hand this can be easily exploited by anyone so i don't think it is worth the risk. 

if you are on windows use Unlocker ,it works

I am currently using Corsair AF-120s, I highly recommend them.
 
Edit: get the silent models though the performance model is a bit loud.

oculus are planning on raising the resolution in the rift for the consumer model though and if I can remember right they have demoed a 1080p version, which is not perfect but it is a massive improvement.
 
EDIT: they demoed it at E3, you can see here:http://www.oculusvr.com/blog/oculus-at-e3-2013/

personally I predict that there will be a huge influx of virtual reality hardware in the next few years but it is going to take awhile (if ever) to become more popular than the standard monitor layout that we currently have. Also I do not think that 3D will become that popular in gaming because of all of the new technologies such as the oculus rift that provide a much more imersive gameplay which is making 3D technology sort of obsolete.

Actually this diagram shows that it is operating at higher temperatures than no thermal compound.
 
 

I am currently using Corsair AF-120s, I highly recommend them.
 
Edit: get the silent models though the performance model is a bit loud.

if it is x16 you will not notice much difference between pci-express 3.0 and 2.0.

the main problems with the videos were that there wasn't much more to learn about hard drives or more innovation except for them making slightly small hard drives. the videos also felt like they were just promotional and nothing else.