ChiefRobb

One thing I would change is not go for a Z series board with a locked cpu, unless you're absolutely sure you're going to be upgrading to an 8700k later (which I wouldn't personally do with a 400 watt power supply)

Well, there isn't any official support for the 7xxx or 8xxx series Intel chips on Windows 7, or even 8/8.1 (I think) so it's a shot in the dark as to if you'll have problems or not with just the install.

I agree with everything @Crunchy Dragon just said, and if you need help with things like finding coolers, then ask the forum giving all of your variables that are confusing you.
 

Cheap Card (I use it on windows ten): https://pcpartpicker.com/product/G4H323/tp-link-wireless-network-card-tlwdn4800
Ethernet option for you (do some research on how these function and how distance plays a role): https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833704303&cm_re=av_ethernet-_-33-704-303-_-Product

Honestly, I don't think any of these videos would be good or useful. Sorry to shoot you down in flames, but there have been so many cooler buying guides as well as comparing liquid to air cooling.
 
Overkill builds are easy, I could throw a spec list together for an overkill PC in under 30 seconds.
 
I like your idea, but I just don't think LTT would see videos like these as worthwhile.

Planning to replace the fans.

Alright thanks. I'm going to look into some benchmarks.
 
I've seen the benefits of 360, and they are minimal, so I'm leaning with a 280 right now.

Alright thanks. I'm going to look into some benchmarks.
 
I've seen the benefits of 360, and they are minimal, so I'm leaning with a 280 right now.

I know, figured that one out once I took my meds lol.

I know, figured that one out once I took my meds lol.

Awesome, thanks
 
EDIT- too bad they didnt measure static pressure

Honestly I should, but I got shit to do.  

Ok, I have a second computer with the exact same specs in the room next door that doesn't make the same noise. I'll swap.

ok
 

thanks man!

alright thanks!

I already linked the one you are referring to in my post

sorry! I forgot to update that on the second one. There is a micro center deal currently happening.

ok thanks.
 

kansas is a bit far from Ohio  I'm just going to convince his father to let me help him build it.

yep, were working on a pc part picker list right now. This will be for video editing/recording and low profile gaming

Source for this ? 

I already have the ssd! sorry I forgot to mention that earlier.

You was too slow, I spotted it as soon as it posted and edited it 
Looks good, i5 and good gpu, will be pretty good @ 1080P that's for certain. Only SSD missing, but you can add that later, I'd suggest a minimum 250gb though when you do 

there's this for $105, but its over budget and doesn't fit.
http://pcpartpicker.com/product/hNqbt6/msi-motherboard-z170atomahawkac
i'd recommend you stick to the current mobo and get a gigabyte gc-w867d-i rev. 4.2 instead.