Clockworkz

If you like Windows get the Surface, if you like MacOS get the MacBook.

Yes, Lastpass.

2600? Thermaltake contac silent 12. You're just wasting money with anything better. The contac silent 12 is proven to handle a 2600 at 1.4V while being relatively quiet and keeping temps under the 85C threshold. Even with a beefy air cooler like the D15 or an AIO you're seeing exactly zero performance increase due to the voltage curve / wall (going over 1.4V is dangerous to the lifetime of the 2600). 

This guys video is so ignorant as he wanted LTT to contact him first instead of him getting in touch with LTT to see the other side. Guy made a fool of himself by making this knee jerk reaction video.

This guys video is so ignorant as he wanted LTT to contact him first instead of him getting in touch with LTT to see the other side. Guy made a fool of himself by making this knee jerk reaction video.

I just saw this and I have unsubscribed to Carey Holzman, instead of making a drama video, he should have tried to contact LTT and really find out what is going on. People are just so knee jerk reaction instead of trying to find out whats really going on.

like 35 hours I think now

Yeah I think I’m gonna go that route. Good deal by AMD right now. 

Yes, but there are plenty of options, I was merely showing you one cheap option. If you want AMD, I can find that for you

Yep it will play any game you want at 1080p. I have the same graphics card, and it works really well. I meant to add the 500GB SSD, but accidentally selected the 250GB one. Go for the 500GB, definitely. Have fun! Make sure too look at lot of guides, and refer to your motherboard and case manual often!

Since you've never built a system before, don't buy something nice.
Buy something cheap, like dirt cheap, and if you break it during your learning process, you're not out a ton of cash.
Then, when you're comfortable, buy nice.
This forum is chock full of folks who have gone out, burned thousands, and broken their gear because they didn't have the experience.
Start cheap, start small, get fancy later

I don't mean to offend you, but that's an unnecessarily expensive build there. He already has a case, for one. Second, nobody really needs a X470 Taichi for every day use. There's a lot of changes that can be made to this build to make it better and more affordable, while keeping the same performance.
 
However, I would go with what @Radium_Angel said. Go for something cheap, and upgrade your way up.