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Probably a 1080/1080TI when they come into stock on Nvidia's website (Only place I can think of in the US to buy them at MSRP) and look around on Ebay/Craigslist for another 8GB's of ram to up it to 16GB. Also maybe a high end air cooler/AIO to OC the CPU (If it's a K sku and not just a 4790) are my suggestions. 

Taxes are handled so differently on so many things in the US. You have state sales tax, you have federal tax, you have shipping tax, you have handling charges. So much changes and since we don't really have a federal minimum wage they can't just charge one universal fee that everyone has to pay. The quality of life changes dramatically across the different states. Like someone in Illinois can't be taxed the same as someone in California on a sale. The person in Illinois makes less per hour than someone in California. It just wouldn't be fair. So some states have sale taxes and internet sale taxes, some don't have either. But, all states have internet sale tax if the business has a footprint in the state, so if I lived in Nevada I wouldn't pay any sales taxes on ordering from Newegg, but since they are located in California I do pay those taxes. 

You seen how they're Made?

You can look on the used market. If you plan on streaming a game like PUBG a lot of fast cores is nice. I'd honestly recommend something like a xeon e5 1660 or if you can find an x58 motherboard that can overclock a w3670 xeon. Both will out do anything on AM3 and can usually be found cheaper. Also, if you can up your budget an i7 5820K on the used market is around $200 USD but the x99 motherboards and ram are going to be a bit pricy.
 
 
If you don't want to hunt for an x79 motherboard and don't want to overclock I do highly recommend the 1660. you can find pretty cheap C602 motherboards for pretty cheap

I think now most people kind of agree, the m50x's aren't nearly as good for the money as the M40x's who are more neutral and a fair bit cheaper

Do not go for a 9370, it's a pointless CPU. Get either a 8320 (not the 8320 E) or a 8350. 

I have two pairs of headphones I like to use, my ATH m-30's and my ATH M-50's both very good, pretty high end audio headphones but both have developed a rattle with bass heavy music or bass heavy voices that I find quite annoying, It's a constant rattle and it is hard to not hear. Is their anyway to fix this? I know it could be a hair or something on the drivers but if it's not that what else could it be? I would really not like to have to buy a new pair of either since I have very little money since my GTX 590 purchase. I don't have my warranty's on either of them anymore so send them back to Audio Techncia is really a no go either. I'd love some help if any on this and I am sure many people have had this problem with headphones in the past as well if not still having it. Thanks!
 

How much does it cost to hire an assassin again?

And just like that, it worked, thanks a lot, bud!

It shouldn't be this bad, I know a lot of people who running dual 280x and some with dual 290's that still see next to no bottlenecking. Hell, I run Bf4 at 40FPS on ultra with a 7870 and a core 2 quad 

Try unparking your CPU http://www.coderbag.com/programming-c/disable-cpu-core-parking-utility then see if it gets better. Also run the game in high priority. 

1440P is a 16:9 aspect ratio, 1600P is a 16:10, 16:10 is a more "professional" ratio, used for editing and such. 970 SLI should be good for another 2-3 years with how games are going at this rate.

970 sli can do 1080, 1440, and 1600 ultra at 60 FPS on most all games, 4K it can play most games at ultra but it might dip below 60FPS depending on the game,

Whats this? The USA doing something good? 

well if you're doing that kind of stuff then a lot will be offloaded onto your GPU for rendering and such. I think vegas 11 has cuda acceleration. 

you might notice high ping with bad internet, but your resolution has nothing to do with latency 90% of the time

WHERE THE HELL DO YOU LIVE?? I feel bad for you my dude. Want to live with me you'll get 65 down and 6 up internet, a dog to cuddle with, and sometimes food.

28 is more than enough for two GPU's, the 5820K can even do 3 pretty easy.

honestly just buy a corsair cx 500m or a evga 500w 80+ bronze. They both use seasonic PCB's and really high quality parts. 

I wish someone I knew had a CPU that supports quicksync.. lol Im the only one that has a intel CPU and its a core 2 quad

The bird eats the bee... In more than one way.. IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN

For just gaming with no overclocking, go with the I5. If you're video editing, rendering, streaming, recording and all that go with a FX 8320 and a 970 board. You can still oc the CPU to like 4.1 pretty easy on 970 and you aren't really going to see a big FPS drop in games.

Im not sure on this or not but I have been hearing a lot on reddit that the blue switch K70's have had a lot of problems with the LEDS. So try to keep clear of that if you can.

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Schools deal with everything that doesn't deal with drugs/weapons/at home problems. Suspension for both partys is the normal thing in the states.