Orochimario

i recently purchased corsair k70. I think its much better than my previous deathstalker. (i know i know, its not fair to compare a mechanical with a membrane)

At that price range you can get a high quality custom.  Something like in my profile.  And you have way more (and better) options besides Cherry MX.

just go to your local computer tech shop and try the keyboards out. 
Best way to know if you will like the thing before buying, or if you like their general design like Corsair/logitech has going for themselves.

Coolermaster MasterKeys Pro S (which this is being typed on) is great. Solid build quality and RGB options up the wazoo.
 
If you just want backlit rather than RGB, the Deck Francium Pro 87 is the best keyboard I've ever owned but it only has "B" lighting. When mine died to a horrible coffee spilling accident I couldn't get another one for approximately 2 weeks (problem of living on the other side of the planet) and I couldn't go back to using a membrane keyboard so I bought the CM. I've been happy with it, but it isn't as good as the Deck.

the guys over at r/MechanicalKeyboards will be able to help a lot. I'm using this right now and its pretty good.
 

I am not an expert, but it is cheap, and it claims to have an 11 phase power design which I believe is good.
 
I plan on running one of these delidded 8700k's, which is claimed to run stable at 5.1Ghz with 1.412V Vcore and -2 AVX Offset (https://siliconlottery.com/collections/coffeelake/products/8700k51g)
 
Here is the parts list: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/ZxmTCb
Here is the specific motherboard: https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/Z370-SLI-PLUS

IDK if were allowed to help you with this as per the community guidelines

donno. until it doesn't i suppose. there's no set lifespan of these things...

For me, it's silence. It isn't audible with K7xx on at 20 and higher volume and without headphones, it is like a very faint whisper. Second is probably my monitors.

20Gbit fiber optic networking...that's normal right?

I'm doing a survey mostly out of personal interest into people's views on Floatplane. If you could take a few minutes, fill this form out for me: HERE
 

Do you have photos?

At LEAST a 10-15% Cinebench score improvement!

Did I hear RGB!?! I think that would cause at least a 45% cooling increase.

RGB radiators

Less expensive NVMe drives and more superultrawides like Samsung’s.

Hopefully Volta will bring that! Though it doesn't seem like NVIDIA is planning on doing this. I believe some info leaked on this and I noted that their stock price took a dump after this

I want a single video card good enough for high refresh rate 4k now that asus is making a high refresh rate 4k monitor.

ah thanks for telling me!

Just imagine the latencies going from the top of the stack, all the way to the bottom for contact with the rest of the system.

Not to mention the possibly massive latency increase

You couldn't keep a CPU like that cool for normal use and it would be ungodly expensive to make a CPU that's tall and actually works, look at how hard it is just to make HBM memory

Best to just do what AMD is doing with Ryzen
 

Printed circuit boards are flat, thats the main reason.

The NZXT 400i might be good for a mATX build. It has a built in fan and RGB controller, as far as I'm aware. Plus the case seems good enough on its own

That's the first time I've ever heard of a complaint against them. I wouldn't take one message on Reddit as proof that the product is good or bad.
 
Read reviews, make up your own mind based on the facts as you see it.