Elbstrand

You should think about getting a new case. A basic case can be bought for around 30-40 bucks, that shouldnt be too hard to save up even in the most dire of financial situations. Also there is a lot of stuff on ebay for basically free. Maybe someone in your area wants to give his away. Check craigslist too.

I like MX Red with O-Rings. You might want to consider MX Black + O-Rings if you bottom out all the time anyways. Also i see no reason to change from MX Browns if you like them.

He means Zloty. I'm not sure about that all in one stuff. I recently got an Ubiquiti EdgeRouter X and Ubiquity UAP-LR. That combo is pretty business grade and works like a charm. It's harder to set up than those "all in one" routers tho and probably harder to get too, but should easily be within your price range.

Do you actually want to add (select) multiple options inside that one select?

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run memtest86+ and check the ram for defects

Did you check the ram for errors?

It gets it audio and power from the same usb port right? Did you try to plug it into any other usb port by any chance?

Where is that Fiio plugged into?

I think those recommended wattages are for the whole system. Just open up your PC and read the label on the powersupply. OEMs tend to save a few bucks on the PSU.

As far as i can see it, you need to use an adapter to drive the mic. Do you hear the high pitched whine directly in your headphones? You are probably getting some sort of ground loop, has your PC different "Mic in" ports? (like back and front?)

Now make it 21:9, 34" and 3440*1440 and i'm in

I really like my Soundmagic E10 and they are pretty cheap. They have great bass and overall untainted sound, but need to be driven loud. With more expensive in-ears i can't really help you

First of all, if i get this right, MSI Afterburner needs to be running to have your overclock enabled. The numbers for MSI Afterburner and Unigine seem to be margin of error and boost. 3D Mark either doesnt seem to recognise the overclock (getting default clocks from some sort of database) OR you closed MSI Afterburner completly thus disabling your overclock. What graphics card are we talking about btw?

Semantics. There is per definition always a bottleneck. There isnt the slightest possibility to avoid it in more then one programm. However the common term "bottleneck" in the tech/gamer universe mostly means "is my graphics card the limiting factor in my pc?" To answer your question, the way you wanted it: No, your graphics card is the limiting factor in your rig, just as intended and desired.