Sa1tama

Email is legit, DM was a spam that moderation dealt with. You just have DM email notifications on.

Well if you can try to use the PSU Tier List as a guide here:
I think I heard @LukeSavenije was working on some list? Maybe there's another one I should be pointing you to?

Hello! I have 2xG4PC50FD in half bridge configuration and a low power signal that needs to drive the IGBT which is connected to the primary coil. I looked everywhere and couldn't find any MOSFET driver ICs, so I want to make drivers from transistors (I have BD136 and BD139 in mind), but the problem is that the drivers need to operate at high frequency, from 100KHz to 400KHz and I don't know if this will work. 
 

 
 
Is this good enough?
 
 

Looks pretty good to me. If it has all the functions you think you'll need, then I see no reason why you would encounter any problems. 

yep that is a language I definitely can not read. Well, the board you linked COULD work. You can always return it if it doesn't.

I don't think overclocking a 4th gen i5 with B85 at 4.8ghz is a good idea. If it were me, i wouldn't do it, but if you are really itching to do it, then go for it, but keep an eye on the Temps and also, check the power rating of the mobo power connector on the PSU and make sure it can handle it  

I suggest Lenovo Thinkstation s20. It has better CPU and a dedicated GPU, but like @ki8aras said, a cheap 240gb SSD will make everything way easier.

For probably less money you could instead use a Ryzen 2600 and you would get 6 cores 12 thread instead of the 8400's 6 cores 6 threads which would very useful as it seems this is a very workstation oriented build which would greatly benefit from more CPU threads. You would need at least a cheapo gpu to get display output though as it doesn't have an igpu. Should he want to upgrade, he'll have a plethora of drop-in upgrade options on the AM4 motherboard socket.

then just plug them into an amp, if you want to DIY an amp to drive them i cant really help with whats a good design but there should be plans all over the web

You could have two wall mounts, I don't know if there are any arms that will support two 34", even vertically mounted

Personally i'd pick the MAG24C. Never trusted them curved monitors  Plus it's only due to preference 

I agree to @Firewrath9 you should probably take a look at the local market. If you find something for cheaper than usual then calculate the delta (Difference in prices) and divide it by 2. I don't know much about India, but it works for me in Europe. 
 

Look at local prices, and try to stay a bit below.

Component quality is awful. I suggest you go with Asus P8H61-M LX3 R2.0 
It's a budget mobo with good quality components. I have been using it for around 5 years without a single problem.
P.S The H67 mobo you were talking about was mini-ITX so i figured that you have a mini ITX case. If you have a mid tower i sugest you to go with ITX version of H61 mobo.

Dude, don't push your luck. That mobo with R7 2700X can burst into flames. VRMs on A320 mobos can't handle 8 cores.

The Corsair Harpoon is a mouse that comes to mind with the things you want, it's dirt-cheap, has some RGB, and two programmeable buttons.

Palmgrip & Clawgrip

I think Corsair K95 is unbeatable.
I bought an used K55 and it works perfectly, so you should look into used K95s if you want to spend less, but I think K70 Rapidfire Mk.2 is the one you should go with.

Just get whatever 120GB is cheapest, most SSDs aren't noticeably different in performance

Fair enough. Then go with Enderman's suggestion of the 850 Evo.

What is your budget and where are you located

I use LTT forum on my PC and phone,  but the thing is that it is so much less efficient on my phone than the PC. I was thinking,  and surely many others,  for LTT or some one else to make a Android/iOS app so people can use LTT Forums on the go,  easily.  And if $25 is too much for a liscence on play store,  make it an app on ApkMirror until enough people use the app to gain significant revenue. Thoughts? 

And here I am looking at 1000$ GPU, while my entire setup costs like 400$

If you can go for 2600x or i5 8600k
and go for 650watt psu
1080ti with 2600 i don't recommend it. If you want to to use 2600 go with 1080.
And one more thing i don't think 2600 can push 144fps it might bottleneck ur gpu.

Good for a budget SSD