shakenbreak
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Finally retired the old 2500k on the Intel Z77 mobo setup and found a deal for a new sealed i7-8700 with a Gigabyte Z370 HD3 mobo for $280 on facebook. Liking it a lot already Edit: The clocks are stock so 4.3GHz max turbo on all cores from what I could find
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Not sure how reliable these benchmarks are but it's something http://www.babeltechreviews.com/gtx-1080-ti-sli-performance-25-games/3/
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G303, G403, G Pro, or G502 are all good choices with the PMW3366 sensor if you want to stick with Logitech. The PMW3366 is Logitech's version of the PMW3360 sensor (not 100% sure about that but read it somewhere before) so other mice with the latter sensor should still be good.
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I agree with Damascus, another thing that might help out is adding another kit of ram or replacing your 8gb kit with a 16gb kit.
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According to a quick google search Intel started implementing AVX with Sandy Bridge on 1155 and Sandy Bridge-E on 2011, and have improved upon it with each generation.
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The drivers (from what I could find) for that card on the MSI website are from December of 2016, I'd recommend downloading drivers straight from http://www.geforce.com/drivers and using DDU to uninstall your current drivers and install the new ones afterwards.
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These are on the QVL to run at 2933MHz https://goo.gl/QsoMXP and https://goo.gl/9vtQtW If you want to look at the QVL go to http://www.gigabyte.us/Motherboard/GA-AB350-Gaming-3-rev-10#support-doc and download the memory support list for Ryzen and google the module P/Ns to get a look at the prices.
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I'd get the NH-D15 unless one of the other ones deXxter mentioned are on sale. Edit: The Dark Rock Pro 3 is on a flash sale through newegg right now for $74.90 USD w/ free shipping. https://flash.newegg.com/Campaign/13521?icid=WP_27_06222017
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This is what I could put together for an AMD build, you can overclock, the ram is on the qvl to run at 2933MHz, and you get a gtx 1060 https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/hZnB6X
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You could go for something like this for an Intel build https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/mRQsQV EDIT: If you change the case to a Thermaltake Versa H22 and power supply to the one you put in your Intel build, the cost would be €782.69
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My motherboard only allows me to increase it in increments of 1, and I cannot get it to boot at 101
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Hit 5Ghz earlier, might mess around and see if I can push it higher
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Dialed in a new overclock on my 2500k this morning, pretty happy with it so far
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