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The thing is, my dad is an owner of an I.T company, he is quite knowledgeable but he did get this first for himself for only freaking checking emails and making me jealous. I did try it and then when my dad came something was wrong and he had to reinstall the OS. Possibly he did a mistake, well he didn't notice coz he is busy freaking checking emails on a gaming computer .*sigh*

Darude- Sandstorm
 
 

Alright, I tried and I tried, but I could not find a white case that had removeable 5.25' drive bays for full 360/420mm rad support, the minimum necessary to handle a CPU and a GPU water-cooing loop. That DeepCool case is going to be your best bet. Your best course of action is to get ONE GTX 1080 at the time of purchase, get one that has a custom cooler but a reference PCB. Later down the line, purchase an EK waterblock as we as all of the additional tubes and fittings you will need to existing water-cooling loop in your case. If you ever feel like the GTX 1080 isn't doing well enough for you, purchase another GTX 1080 with a reference cooler and a reference PCB. The reference PCB's will guarantee SLI compatability between the two cards. A single GTX 1080 will have little problem with 4k/ultra resolution gaming, so only make the upgrade if you feel like you are being seriously hampered. You should use the same MoBo, CPU, RAM, PSU, and storage solutions from my previous PCPP (PCPartPicker), and I did double-check to make sure that the motherboard does in fact support SLI, and it is a well known board for good overclocking. 
 
Your other coarse of action, and my personal choice, would be to use a Fractal Design Define S White w/window edition. Removing the 5.25' bays will give you enough room to mount a full 520mm radiator. The Define S is designed with watercooling support in mind, and has a mounting plate for watercooling pumps and reservoirs. You can go full-blown custom water-cooling loop, or you can get an EK 360mm Predator preassembled loop. This will only come with a CPU cooler, but it is advertised as being expandable. 

Asrock Z170 Extreme4.
 
Or the 4+ for a little more, if you want that front panel USB 3.1...

I have the z170 pro gaming, nothing to complain about so far, had it for 6months now. Its got all the usbs i need bios layout is good, asus ai suite is a welcome bonus and supreme fx is just amazing for me

Do you realize what's the difference between the 2? If so, you are more than capable of choosing yourself. If not, then those will be pretty much identical to you, and you can pretty much toss a coin to decide your purchase.
 
Personally, I don't like either. But that's on me.

I got a Z97-A so im going to recommend the A model.

Just remember that on Windows a new line actually takes two characters

It's a bit of a goofy solution. But if you're dealing with just a plain .txt file use the find and replace feature in notepad, or another simple text editor (something that doesn't add formatting to the file) to replace all the spaces with <br>. Then change the file extension from .txt to .html. Open it in a browser and copy all of the text. When you paste it back into a text editor. It should retain all of the inserted line breaks. 
 
If you're using something that DOES add formatting to your original text file. Copy all of the text from inside the file into notepad and save as a .txt before doing the above. 

So basically a find and replace where you swap out the space character for the new line character?  Should be easy enough in a number of ways.  There are lots of scripting tools that will do it, and I think even a hex editor would work well.  Something like XVI32 iirc

There are some mixed reviews for it (always check the reviews for an item). I don't know for sure, as I don't own one, but it seems like a good deal if you don't get a bad panel.

I would change the cpu cooler to Arctic Alpine M1, it is a $10 cpu cooler, wouldn't take it fan less

Don't get the Founders Edition card, it's literally just a reference card sold by Nvidia with a price premium. Wait for the aftermarket coolers to get released from the board partners, EVGA just announced that that their custom cooled card will be available launch day as well, I would recommend getting that one, $600 USD instead of $700 USD I believe. 
 
Other than that, I agree with @DioOmicida, It's improved massively.

I think it's come together pretty good compared to all that confusion earlier.
Nicely done. As for 4k monitors, I'm no help.I don't game at 4k.

ok, just thought i should mention it
 

I'd build a Playstation 4

Get the I7 Skylake 6700k processor with a motherboard that actually fits. Get a 850 W PS at the most even though u wont need it. Get 16 GB DDR4 because that is all u need. I dont really believe that the gtx 1080 will be faster than a Titan X but idk. It will definitely be an awesome GPU.

Hmm, okay, let me see what I can whip up then, one minute por favor. 

they arent telling him how to spend it they are giving suggestions like he asked for. f

All these people telling you how to spend your money.
Don't buy x99. Dont spend this much money.
I think it looks great, though I haven't heard much about the genome case.
I do know you have to put your own fluid into is so that's something to consider. 

What? That's not what I said, you can get a Z170 motherboard that supports DDR4. . .

oh cool didnt know

don't not get the 1080, its a meme. Not worth ur monies. You don't need 64 GB of RAM, waste of money. I suggest the avergae 8 GB or maybe even 16 GB if you can afford it, but 64 GB is big no no ok. Also, I wouldn't plane on getting that CPU unless you planeing to do the over clockies then you okie dokie with that.

You need an X99 motherboard for the 5820k

you do'nt need a 1000 watts.

And if you are just gaming 16GB Ram is more than enough!