SysAdminInTraining

As far as I'm aware, F8 is the method to boot a Dell Win 7 machine... Are you sure you're doing it properly? I know sometimes it can ignore it if not pressing it like a madman escaping from hell.

A domain name is just a fancy dress for an IP, which is already available to the open world to screw with. Just because you put a fancy dress on it doesn't make it easier to attack.

Yeah, what I would do is go buy something from Best Buy, and see if it does the same. If not, you know it's a bad PSU. If it keeps crashing, return the PSU and continue troubleshooting. Also, take the GPU out and run off the Mobo. (Do this as your next step for the PSU) If it still crashes then the problem lies in the game itself, the drive, the Mobo, or the CPU.

If you just bought it, is it still under warranty through HP?

Until Pass is at 100%

Run Memtestx86 and see if it finds issues with the RAM.

Almost every case in production at this point has things to reduce vibrations, sounds like a troll. You'd see more wear and tear if you had it sitting on a desk powered on.

It depends... Gaming or Rendering? Each CPU has its pros and cons.

Well, it depends. If you are screaming at it, it will get sad and fail to perform. If you are screaming next to it, it'll just be afraid and hide. The only way I find that logical is if you are causing insane amounts of vibration.

Thank you for the clarification, @Master Kusho please ignore what I have said about a bigger PSU.

Understandable! Watch some vids from people like JayzTwoCents on how to watercool. It's not as scary as people make it out to be and it quite fun and opens a totally new community for computer enthusiasts.

You're more than welcome to do that, I only said a custom loop because your GPU can be included later down the road.

Hundreds of fittings for custom loops, closed loop coolers are usually on the bulky side given that they have a pump, radiator, tubing. Slim coolers can get ridiculous, and this is including 1U coolers.

You bought an unlocked CPU, that generally means overclocking. Which liquid cooling will beat air cooling almost every time. As for the bigger PSU, again, back to overclocking. No point in pushing your CPU if you're going to have a constant load on your PSU to keep it stable.

There MIGHT be degradation of sending an audio signal via wireless as opposed to a wired connection. Less interference. I would honestly stay away from wireless headsets if you are an audiophile. I have yet to see a perfect WIRELESS headset with no static for under $500.