Nico559

A month ago, one of my Noctua 140mm radiator fans stopped spinning out of the blue. I tossed it, in my box of dead electronics and moved on, until I recently became irritated by the Corsair fans I've been using, prompting me to check up on the possibility of a replacement. I wasn't expecting this response. I contacted the company via email with a screenshot of my receipt from Amazon and 13 minutes later, they replied. I was so impressed. Good for you, Noctua. A $27 fan, replaced without question. 13 minute response and product shipped the next day. You couldn't ask for better service. Outstanding. I will, without a doubt remain a long time loyal customer. Posted this simply because I was impressed by how quickly they're handling this. If you're considering a company that backs its products up, consider Noctua.

Your GPU is fine. It'l handle anything you throw at it for sure. It may have trouble proving a steady 60 fps to both eyes if you plan on using VR. Supernova P2, very reputable high quality PSU. Asus Z97 I chose the i7 6700k because it runs 5-7c lower than the 4790k and performs 5-10% better in virtual benchmarks. http://www.corsair.com/en/cooling Dominators are so sexy... MMMM

I would upgrade to an i7 5820k, DDR4 @2400mhz. Change the CPU cooler to a company with a better reputation. DO NOT SKIMP ON PROTECTING YOUR HARDWARE AND INVESTMENTS. Corsair has damage claims if the AIO fails and leaks, you at least have a chance of recouping some loss. The mobo, for the price can be upgraded, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813132118 I believe it's around $160-180, with all the promos it's $129/w free shipping atm.

Inb4 y u hav wireless adapater. And, with that budget you can pull off a i7 5820k/6700k with DDR4 Corsair Dominator(only because how sxc it is) I've also heard Supernova NEXs are terrible.

Explain what you're doing.. ? You need a mobo for a LGA1150. We've posted a few.. you still haven't told us your budget, though I suspect it isn't anymore than $60...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813132118 -$40 promo atm, makes this a way better option, in my opinion Save: $20.00 (13%) $89.99 after $40.00 rebate card

You need to tell us what your budget is.

Glad to hear it. Unfortunately another -point for AMD in my book.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824025122

I was terrified by the BenQ reviews :[ Tons of dead pixel reports. I've used Dells and LGs. LG is A FUCKING MAZING. I was VERY surprised to not see LG listed already.

Asetek isn't the safest. NZXT is alright but doesn't have damage claims. Corsair has damage claims and sweg. Y u no corsair? I crie evrytiem

If you think 1080p @ 60 fps for $400 is possible, I've got some unicorns and pixie dust to sell you.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812423165&cm_re=pwm_molex_splitter-_-12-423-165-_-Product Your new best friend. Pulling power straight from the PSU with RPM feedback and RPM control for up to four fans.

Previous web development experience? known languages? Surely you aren't just trying this on a whim.