Zakuul

I sense bias...

Only linked it to show you what I recommend, good luck.

IIRC stands for If I Recall Correctly. I will link a SSD for you. https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-2-5-Inch-Internal-MZ-75E250B-AM/dp/B00OAJ412U/ref=sr_1_3?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1507523656&sr=1-3&keywords=250gb+ssd Samsung but very affordable and fast.

MOBO comes with SATA cables, monitor comes with whatever cables it connects with. You do not need to buy any cables.

Be sure to put a SSD in it, slow laptop will be so much more faster with even the crappiest SSD on the market. IIRC Kingston SSD 250gb is affordable.

If you want a laptop that will work until next year, wait until you have money and get a decent laptop for $600. Anything below that is very slow computers or the celeron scams. If you absolutely have no choice, go for Thinkpad x220.

True that, I saw that work in Futurama against Bender EVIL MICROWAVE DEATH RAY!

Good advice, I'll stick a cooler to my microwave.

I'd personally grab the MSI.

As Computers advance, hardware becomes older and as technologies progress, that old hardware becomes outdated, unable to to complete the simple tasks of the new technological age. People will get the best stuff right now so 6 years down the line, it's as if you just bought a consumer product and it will still work great. If you buy 8700k right now with a 1080 TI you will not even think about upgrading it for at least 5 years, hardware is becoming very powerful and no game company is going to spend half a decade developing the best graphical game ever when they could just get it out within 2. The only technology that is advancing is VR and that requires high-end stuff right now. We have really reached a point where upgrading every other year is unnecessary. It is likely you would spend as much money now than later on upgrades. Edit: Get a 1080 TI and 8700k, 16gb ram is fine but if you're doing more than a normal person then by all means go 32gb.

Yeah, I'm going for that or 7920x since it's just a little more expensive.

I'll take this into consideration, I will likely go with the water cooling.

Live in Toronto and I don't own a car, gonna have to shell out my Canadian Pesos for this one..

Alright, thanks for the advice, you've cleared things up quite a bit. Cheers mate!

Hmm, I don't see many games - even high end using 2 way SLI. Seems SLI is kind of phasing out? I guess? lol Probably what I'll base my build off of, probably change a few things here and there but thanks for the effort & list. Wow that blows.. And damn 7900x 2x more expensive just because I want more storage essentially lol One would think, 8th generation would not have these problems..