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You will not overclock your ram as long as you only change the multiplicator and not the FSB.

A good mix of all types of all kinds of learning (videos, books, interactive learning) are the best way for me to go, you might also just trial and error.

A switch normally cant fry your Motherboard (as long as it's connected properly) because it only closes a circuit for a short amount of time (to give the system the command to power up). You might have connected it wrong or there was a short circuit by installing the motherboard in some kind of...

You can use the high performance edition fans for your H100i which also pushes warm air out of the case. For the rest you should think about getting the same amount of air into your case that you can get out.

Has it been plugged in the whole time? Have you tried another power-outlet? Do you have another PSU to test?

Even if the Ram is not included in the official list by ASUS (http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1151/MAXIMUS_VIII_HERO/4L-DRAM_QVL_table_0615.pdf) there should be no problems with compatibility.

You should set the M2-SSD as primary bootdevice in your Bios or at least in front of the HDD. You can enter your bios by pressing F2 after powering on the device.

Yes, the Corsair VS550 is a ATX formfactor PSU which fits many "normal" cases like the Deep Cool TESSERACT SW.

You can activate freesync via monitor osd and amd drivers, it should be usable via DP and HDMI (with some newer monitors: https://www.amd.com/Documents/freesync-hdmi.pdf). The Sapphire RX 480 Nitro+ OC shouldn't go much above 80°C while gaming.

The Sapphire RX 480 Nitro+ OC will be the best choice. The adapter will work fine and there will be no issues in performance (there might even be one included with the card). The Sapphire RX 480 Nitro+ OC is 240mm long aswell. The custom cooler won't have any negative effect on your case, but a...

You should be fine with the GTX1060, if youre using a freesync monitor you can grab a RX480. There isn't that big of a difference in performance and you can grab a 2x6Pin to 8Pin adapter.

It looks like your graphics card has its own small compartment at the bottom of the case, with its own small fan in the front, which should be fine as long as the fan spins. The ASUS GeForce GTX 1060 DUAL OC has got a total lenght of 242 mm, which means, it has got nearly the same lenght as a...

There will be no bottlenecking: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-3274775/cpu-bottlenecking-gpu.html Is your GTX760 a reference design one? Otherwise you should check the airflow in your case in terms of the pretty hot gpu.

You need HDMI 1.4 or higher to output 4096×2160p/24 Hz, 2.0 would be better with 60Hz. Have you tried connecting the monitor to another system?

You can use a tool like MiniTool Partition Wizard (http://www.minitool.com/partition-manager/partition-wizard-bootable.html) to create a new partition. That might be the easiest way to keep your old data intact. You have to be careful while installing Windows 10 so you do not formate your drive...