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I believe nvidia can now use freesync as well so there shouldnt be any issues with going either side
New amd gpus are set to be released soon too
 
I doubt you will be bottlenecking your gpu with a 6700k, especially at 1440p where the load is on the gpu more than the cpu
 
Why are you actually wanting to upgrade? unless youre feeling you really must upgrade I would wait until new hardware is released for better price to performance.

It also looks like there might be thermal paste here 

It also looks like there might be thermal paste here 

Ryzen 3000XT are being released and Ryzen 4000 series are to be released this year, as well as nvidia 3000 potentially in August
 
If you really wanted to "future proof" as much as possible id wait to get the newer hardware because it would be better for longer
 
or out of the two you gave, if you really wanted future proofing id get the 2080 Ti and 2tb with 16gb, if you find you need more down the track its cheaper to add in the extra rather than swapping a 2080 Super for a 2080 Ti

1st usb Type c - can be used as an input at displayport 1.4 spec, or an output to another monitor for daisy chaining, can also be used (think of a usb hub) as the input for all the other usb outputs if you dont use the usb type b (downstream)
2nd usb type c - can be used as a normal usb type c connector for more ports (connects to your computer either through 1st type c or usb type b)
3 USB type a - can be used as normal usb ports (connects to computer through either 1st type c or usb type b)
1 USB type B - if you dont use the 1st type c connector, you can use this as the input (again think of a usb hub/dongle) for all the other usbs

You will do fine with 16gb of RAM, id be more concerned about cpu usage 
 
Upgrade to 32 if you have the expendable money, want the bragging rights, and potential future proofing / or to maybe even use in other systems

Depends on why you bought the Razer mouse, would you have bought it if the m55 was on sale?
 
If you bought it because of the price and if price is that important to you then it would be the reasonable thing to return it
 
However if you bought the Razer because you liked it and not just because of the price then id keep it.
 
I would prefer to keep the Razer personally but it is ultimately your decision

Definitely frametimes, personal experience with GTA V and my old Pentium, even though it was over 60fps there was constant stuttering as it just couldnt handle displaying it smoothly
 
Best you can do is try to limit your fps to something your cpu can handle until you maybe upgrade

Bad frame times with that CPU. Its not really suited for high refresh rate gameplay.
You are likely encountering scenarios like for example... 
150FPS
But 80FPS get rendered in 300ms, then you have a frame time spike for another 300ms which is the noticeable stutter (basicaly a static picture for 300ms or 0.3s), then the rest of the frames get rendered... so even if you get 150FPS, you dont get them delivered consistently.
 

2k is plenty sharp for 27" Monitors.
With 4K you wouldnt really be noticing much of a difference but the Performance would tank.
The 2070 Super will struggle very hard to hit even 60 fps in most AAA games at 4K.
Go for 1440p 144Hz. You will gain much more from the higher refresh rate.

Its probably time to do a PC dust purge lol. Thank you for answering my questions!

I mean depends on your case layout, but that sounds like alot of fans anyway, adding or changing the config wont really do much

WE HAVE WINDOWS! Thanks guys!!!

Honestly just look at tech tubers latest videos on product launches and you will learn alot as they usually compare the latest with previous generations

if you need to support the gpu some more cut up the cardboard from a toilet roll and place it under

Better safe than sorry, there is no shame in asking a question, you would have felt more of an idiot going ahead and buying without checking

could potentially be the sound compression and formats they used to keep the size as efficient as possible, as well as just generally older sound engines

Microsofts Movie Maker is free and easy to use and can do what youre asking

use ddu to fully reinstall your drivers
also try reinstalling your directx 
also is it only the app that locks up/crashes? are there error messages? at startup or during play>?
if it persists it may be an issue with the card itself
 

the build looks like a train wreck. which country? 

Here's an idea of what I would lean toward, if you hate the case I subbed yours with you can let me know, but this will getter much better performance and I came in <$100 less than yours with faster ram, better CPU, WAY better PSU, etc:
 
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant
CPU: AMD - Ryzen 5 2600 3.4 GHz 6-Core Processor  ($174.06 @ Amazon) 
Motherboard: Gigabyte - B450 AORUS ELITE ATX AM4 Motherboard  ($104.43 @ Amazon) 
Memory: Team - Vulcan 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3000 Memory  ($94.93 @ Newegg) 
Storage: Samsung - 860 Evo 1 TB 2.5" Solid State Drive  ($149.99 @ Samsung) 
Video Card: Gigabyte - GeForce RTX 2070 8 GB WINDFORCE Video Card  ($498.99 @ SuperBiiz) 
Case: NZXT - H500 (Black) ATX Mid Tower Case  ($73.83 @ Amazon) 
Power Supply: SeaSonic - FOCUS Gold 550 W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply  ($53.83 @ Newegg) 
Keyboard: Logitech - K120 Wired Standard Keyboard  ($9.48 @ Target) 
Other: Rosewill RDCR-11004 - Data Hub for 5.25" Drive Bays - Two USB 3.0  ($27.41 @ Amazon) 
Total: $1186.95
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2019-02-27 22:47 EST-0500

sounds like a usb interface initialisation  issue on your system, not your keyboard, especially if its working on your other system fine
in device manager go into your universal serial bus controllers and see if you can troubleshoot any issues, update drivers or enable/disable them, or if any have the warning triangle icon for any issues
maybe let the system turn on with the keyboard plugged in and not working and leave it in, navigate to this screen to see if there are any issues

also obviously go into the keyboard tab to see if there are any issues or differences when you unplug and plug it in

sounds like a usb interface initialisation  issue on your system, not your keyboard, especially if its working on your other system fine
in device manager go into your universal serial bus controllers and see if you can troubleshoot any issues, update drivers or enable/disable them, or if any have the warning triangle icon for any issues
maybe let the system turn on with the keyboard plugged in and not working and leave it in, navigate to this screen to see if there are any issues

also obviously go into the keyboard tab to see if there are any issues or differences when you unplug and plug it in

there are a few cheaper lenovo yogas, like the yoga 300 (there are non touch models though) that can be folded into a laptop/tablet and you can get some styluses for them, but im not sure if it would have the same experience as a surface
im not sure if you can find it where you are but in aus there is a tablet called the kogan atlas that is like a budget version of a surface
find some refurbished stuff on ebay

if you went this route you would need a gpu if you dont already have one