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I usually go with higher wat PSUs as well simply for upgrading purposes. But I like playing around with my configuration. OP is choosing out parts which leads me to believe he likes playing around as well. So in 2 years time some parts may change but that PSU will be there for good.

I have a mini mobo myself and the room from the normal ATX gives a lot of space for air ventilation so I approve of that part as well.

The monitor you mentioned is praised among the enthusiast build game community, but is also at the same price of all other products combined (depending a bit if OP buys the 680). I don't know if IPS is really worth it... I guess I have to see it for myself to get why the community is so obsessed by it.

Ah, yes. From what I can see people can get to 120Hz by using Dual DVI Cables. That's cool.

On to your reply: the monitors I linked to you are both 27" and cheaper then the one you linked, but if you prefer 3D then sure. For me it's still a bit of a gimmick. Also the contrast ratio is a bit low? Other than that it's cool. Samsung is usually a good manufacturer. My 2 old monitors are both Samsungs.

You don't need the exact same monitors unless you plan on splitting your games to both of them. Even then you don't need identical ones but it helps to keep the feeling of a single wider view. From what I remember there aren't any 120Hz 1080p monitors out there? Could be wrong. I think the refresh rate lowers as the pixels increase in density, or in other words - you get bigger resolution but the refresh rate drops.

I use a Viewsonic VX2753mh, but recommend the Asus VE276Q. Couldn't buy it myself, because of lack of stock in my country. Searched for months.

Other than that I give it a 9.8/10. Would've gone with a bigger SSD personally.