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3 1080p monitors, it will be stretched across all of them.

If your motherboard supports 3600MHz, then get that. You don't need 32 GBs of RAM unless you're doing some video editing or recording.

Corsair K63 Wireless. It's TKL, blue backlit, and right at $90. It comes with Cherry MX Reds.

No.

That's my favorite monitor and it has great value as well. I recommend it as well.

You should wait until next gen that way you'll get current gen for less.

Ok, thank you

I think as long as you can minimize the cable drag there is no difference. I used to use a wireless mouse and I can't tell the difference between that mouse and the one I have now (Corsair M65 RGB or Pro or whatever it is, just not the Elite one). 

easy, build a wall made of wood and set it on fire. surround the buildings with it. That is about as physical as it gets

I don't know about the processors, but I guarantee that you'll want to stick with dual or quad channel RAM
 
Edit: The i5 that you picked was overclockable and the R5 3600 isn't. The R5 3600X is overclockable. But that may not matter to you.

I don't know about the processors, but I guarantee that you'll want to stick with dual or quad channel RAM
 
Edit: The i5 that you picked was overclockable and the R5 3600 isn't. The R5 3600X is overclockable. But that may not matter to you.

I don't know about the processors, but I guarantee that you'll want to stick with dual or quad channel RAM
 
Edit: The i5 that you picked was overclockable and the R5 3600 isn't. The R5 3600X is overclockable. But that may not matter to you.

I don't know about the processors, but I guarantee that you'll want to stick with dual or quad channel RAM
 
Edit: The i5 that you picked was overclockable and the R5 3600 isn't. The R5 3600X is overclockable. But that may not matter to you.

I don't know about the processors, but I guarantee that you'll want to stick with dual or quad channel RAM
 
Edit: The i5 that you picked was overclockable and the R5 3600 isn't. The R5 3600X is overclockable. But that may not matter to you.

If I won the lottery I would buy a few to use as space heaters in my cavernous mansion 

You beat me to the sarcastic answer
 
I do recommend HyperX cloud tho. From what I hear (no pun intended) they're a pretty good pair of headphones

I blame RGB

I help finding a good 7.1 surround headset for PC gaming. It does need to have a mic, but it does not necessarily have to be a good one (it does have to be at least audible though). My budget is $100-$120. 
 
(I apologize if this is in the wrong area I wasn't sure if it should be in Peripherals or Audio)

Fortnite*
 
Sorry, I couldn't help myself.

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