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My apologies I was confused on what you were suggesting. A little tired. For G sync with 144hz, that's your best price point for sure. However if you have some extra coin, you could go with 1440p/G sync/144hz: ASUS ROG SWIFT PG278Q...

What is it that draws you to this monitor? For 144hz, G sync, 3D Vision there are some much better options..

The only difference between this CPU and the I7 4790K as you mentioned is that it is not unlocked. It will preform the same however out of the box, which is more than sufficient for gaming

^Above mentioned is...an excellent way of doing an in depth system clean, however cleaning the system any have no affect on the noise whatsoever.

The stock cooler will be the problems. Stock AMD CPU coolers are extremely loud. Realistically the case isn't a problem in this situation, you probably won't see a difference unless you purchase one with special sound dampening material. This is a good cheap quiet cooler that is among the most...

The memory to motherboard compatibility is fine, The PSU compatibility would be mainly based off of your GPU setup. What graphics card(s) are you going to be running?

Really the I7 would yield little benefit in gaming (not extremely noticeable). Granted if you were gaming while having multiple programs open or streaming, the I7 would help. The CPU you suggested is an excellent chip, however is slowly becoming out of date. My only advice would be going with a...

Actually I believe the ASUS panel is the best out of the three. It competes with BenQ monitors that are of higher quality than the one you provided. I had three of them and they were excellent. I have no experience whatsoever with that Acer panel however. Especially considering it's the same...

Well they're two very different panels. Gaming will look much better on the LG panel as it is 'Ultra wide' and IPS, however it will perform much better on the BenQ panel as it is Tn which yields 144hz refresh rate an 1MS response time. It all comes down to preference really. Do you want the game...

What USAFret^ said is very true. Liquid cooling is only favored because it often disperses more heat and you don't have issues with RAM clearance (Your RAM is directly to the right of your CPU on the motherboard and air cooling requires a larger build up on the CPU itself, possibly causing there...