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It depends. If they stay where you want them to be without tape, then no, otherwise you can use some electrical tape to put them in place.

As long as you leave it on the motherboard box and the gpu isn't slanting alot on its sides its fine. Just be careful of the spinning fans.

yea sorry here ya go http://goo.gl/bUF1ew i think i actually meant cyberpower not tp-link, my bad http://goo.gl/PbRWB1

Thanks

2-4C less for about 20$

You should be able to copy the folder with your games and just bring it to your new PC.

go to where your origin games are installed and copy the folder 

Ok, at the top left corner of the Origin program, click on the Origin tab
 
Then a menu should pop up and "redeem product code" should be available.
 
There you go.

Hyperboreas: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/rosewill-case-fan-rocf11004

Dt 990 and an amp or ad700x.

Don't forget the Ebay mic 
 

 
 
 
What @EmoRarity posted, good options there for open designs or more specifically the one's I mentioned before HD558, AD700X, DT990. But as I mentioned, look at some reviews, some videos, gather as much info and make an educated purchase. There may be a better open headphone that I don't know about for good value, I'm definitely not the expert or only one with a suggestion, just my 2 cents.
 
As for a mic the snowflake is a good desk option or if you're looking at broadcasting then take a look at the snowball or yeti. Otherwise if you want the convenience get a zalman clip on or any other clip on, or you can do what I did and ghetto mount a line and use a flexible boom mic from ebay/amazon for less than $2 and have fairly good performance (better than any headset mic I've used).

get the 4670k or the 8320 and overclock the living light out of it!

There's no such thing as "Gaming" motherboard. Its just marketing trick to get you spend more money than is really needed.