ImperialSteele

Try doing a simple CMOS reset, that often fixes these kinds of issues and is usually the go-to first troubleshooting step.

They don't exist unfortunately.

My guess is that it'd be used in laptops, where there's a little more clearance for the laptop's own spacer to go in.
If you're asking if you need it in either a desktop or a laptop, no. In a laptop, you could likely reuse the spacer the hard drive in the laptop is contained in.

Can't see any glaring issues there. CPU cooler isn't the best (strikes me as odd you would choose such a cheap cooler with such a high-end build), but it should do. However, if you plan on overclocking, you'll want either a really good air cooler (along the lines of a noctua nh-d15/s) or a simple AIO (h100i, masterliquid, etc.).
 
You might also want some mass storage, as you'll be surprised at how fast your 250GB ssd will fill up. Just a 500GB or 1TB 7200rpm drive (WD Blue, for example) would only set you back ~40-50 bucks.
 
Other than that, it's a solid build. Good job.

I use a microsoft account personally, I see no disadvantages of it but the advantage of having all my stuff sync across different computers is nice (Background, calendar)

You need to push on the release clip

I think upgrading the gpu would yield better results.

Plans to do with the build? Just game? Render? Stream and game? Edit videos?

use malwarebytes?

Damnit  

a UPS with AVR is what every computer SHOULD have.

Fixed.

That would be a mini-molex AKA Floppy power connector.
 
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You could try ProKoN's haswell/DC guide. Parts of it may apply: 
 
You could probably do 4.4GHz at around 1.2V
 
How very useful. An even more useful thing would be if you were to just log off. "Only come here for help" Guess what Einstein? That's what OP needs. 

step one, go into the BIOS and set the XMP profile for your RAM
 
step 2 is overclocking the CPU, to do that we need some baseline numbers, download Aida 64 and HW Monitor, open both and run a stress test using Aida 64 and see what temps your CPU goes to and report that back we need to see what kind of temps we are at before trying to OC the CPU

I normally have an Otterbox (usually commuter) case, and a Spigen for my phones, currently have Spigen on my Nexus 6P, and will continue to have one for any phone of mine in the future. Awesome, good looking cases!

Personally prefer EVGA PSUs to SeaSonic, but the Tier list will provide a more definitive answer. As for the rest of it, what games are you planning on playing on it?
 

Are both power connectors secure into the card? It should require 2 6pins, are they both in?

With upgrading the GPU in the future in mind, I think it's a solid build and will give you playable framerates for those titles

um... What? I wasn't asking for a better build, plus this is considering I'm buying from sketchy retailers who have overall negative ratings.
Not to mention, have you ever tried playing CS:GO with random crappy cheap peripherals? It's not a very fun experience.
Also, why didn't you say anything? You literally just posted an inferior crappy part list with no other information. I have reviewed the parts in my list EXTENSIVELY, and all of them have solid reviews and features I really care about.
Please leave some insight next time.

If your going to game I would go with an I5

but whatever man, you must be so amazing at your builds, god forbid we try to help you by posting better options 

Personally prefer EVGA PSUs to SeaSonic, but the Tier list will provide a more definitive answer. As for the rest of it, what games are you planning on playing on it?