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Not really, people are using that same processor with sli gtx 970 which is a little faster, but is a bit of a shame to give an i5 to a titan lol

hum, you could go for a slightly cheaper motherboard, an AC wifi adapter and a wester Digital instaid of the Segate, everything else looks pretty good, very balanced build

Dont worry, the processor wasn't on so even if the thermal paste was conductive it would t do any damage to it.

Right now not even the most powerful supercomputer can simulate the human brain, actually even simulating real turbulences in water takes weeks to complete, so no there will probably never be to much power in a computer, and if it will even at the Monroe scale it will take centuries and maybe...

day to day activity i would recomend ips for less eye stay and better picture quality, if you can find a 24inch ips on the budjet go for it.

quad sli/crossfire has pretty bad suport/scaling, the best you can get is probably three sli gtx 980

something like this 2560x1440p http://pcpartpicker.com/part/benq-monitor-gw2765ht or 2560x1080 ultra wide http://pcpartpicker.com/part/lg-monitor-25um64p 25" http://pcpartpicker.com/part/acer-monitor-umrb6aa001 29"

what Pr3di said, but i would drop the i7 for the i5 and get a better monitor, after all its the part of the pc that you will use more

yes, in the bios the processor qeeps the high clocks and heat up, but in windows it idles down

go for 2 GB, 1Gb wont even work on some of the new games

i believe the asus strix disables the fans at idle, so thats probably the reason, dont worry its perfectly fine

as @rockie_ said but i would go for an nvidea card instead of an amd for better drivers in video editing gtx 660 or 750ti or 760

You shouldt have much of a botleneck, but it should help if you overclock it a bit. see how far you can go on stock voltage, its not hard and you wont do any harm to it.

in that case yes go for it