Thanks for showing me.
I just ordered it, once again thanks for your help.

Just back from vacation. Thanks for the advice.
Currently my 2 monitors are a similarly positionned as yours on the second screen, and yeah sometimes it's a little bit painful. I guess it's best I remove one, until I have a bigger desk. Well I'm not against a wall and my mouse pad is like 30 cm, so I guess it could be ok.

From what you say and what I saw online I think I'm going to go for the LG one in the end. I hesitated between that and the alienware but I'm scared about the backlight bleed issues that people report. Not sure I want to risk that. 165 Hz seems already great too, I like to game competitively but I'm not making a career out of it so it seems enough for me.
Thanks for the info, I'll bluy a displayport cable then.

sorry for taking so long to answer.
- I'd rather go for not curved
- I don't think I need a usb hub or a thunderbolt no. At least not that I know of, my usecases are competitive gaming, programming and development so I'm not sure if that can help for something, in any case I couldn't find a reason for having those necessarily.
- color accuracy is pretty important to me yes.
- that one is hard to know. If I go for a high Hz monitor I guess tearing shouldn't be a problem, but the stuttering could be a problem. I do have some stuttering issues on tf2 sometimes, especially on the newer recently introduced maps, where the fps can go from 250 to 150 quickly for no real reason.
But I also heard sync can add input lag, so I'm not sure. I guess It's something I wouldn't be bothered by to have as an option just in case.
- I don't have much space on my desk but my keyboard is not a problem. for the stand it really depends on the exact measurements, I have just enough space for a second screen right now so either I go for a wide screen that's almost 2 screens worth or one that can fit next to it, my current desktop being 110 cm wide so not sure even the 27 inch can fit, I tried measuring but it seems very tight for another 60 cm in diagonal screen to fit next to it. Still, in a not so distant future I intend to change my desktop so it's not that important. I think 27-28 inch will be perfect. the stand is not so important either, as long as it fits into the 20 cm space between the end of my mousepad and the end of my desktop.
I don't have anything that I want to add specifically otherwise.

Ok well here I am one week later, everything is set up, I'm posting this on my new build, benchmarked and everything, it all seems to be ok.
I just need a good monitor now and I think I'll be good for a while. Still not sure wether to go for a 240 Hz or less, I'd like for it to be 240 Hz preferrably but if it's at the expense of too many other important caracteristics then I'd prefer to go for 165 Hz. My budget is 500-600 euros, I hope that will give me good options for a monitor I won't want to have replaced for a while. Can you help me out?

Thanks for all the info. It's already very interesting.
I do remember some friends of mine talking about how they bought games and electronics related products from amazon.de. I also just bought some of my components from alternate, and yeah they were far cheaper than the other stores in Belgium.. Right now I'm expecting everything to arrive by next week, I'll take a look at those monitors you posted already, I hope I'll have that pc built by next week also, I'll come ask you later when it's done then. I don't really know yet how much I'm willing to give since I did spend a lot of money already. But then again I saw some people say the screen was important since it basically contains the result of all prior investments. Not sure how much I should invest in it then, I guess 500 euros would be my upper limit for now, I think that's like mid-high range for a 1440p screen if I'm not mistaken.

Just saw your post. I've been looking for all the generally considered good 1440p 144 and more Hz monitors, but it seems they are either unavailable or absurdly overpriced. So what's the wisest move here? Wait, have patience? It seems like the European market for monitors is not so great at this moment, is there a specific reason for that?

Those are the ones I see cited the most, and from the videos I saw those two stood out the most, that's why. But I've heard about AK620 and Dark Rock Pro 4 too yes.

Oh ok I think I get it. So most of the time an ATX is if you're the type of person that knows he's going to want to expand a lot, since the extra ports are not needed anymore for most people, but this one in particular is both that and weird since some of it's slots are very slow.
So then I think I'm gonna go for the MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk WiFi, seems pretty reliable for the CPU I have and doesn't seem to have those weird shenanigans associated with the other motherboard. Atx or micro-atx I'm still unsure though.
I also saw just now that the case I'm taking if I go for the ATX case includes build-in fans, so I guess I can drop the extra fans I was about to buy separately.
In any case if my choice of motherboard seems reasonable to you in relation to the rest, I'll probably order this evening or tomorrow. Once again thanks for your help and advice.

Thanks for the feedback.

I'm getting confused myself, I think I made a mistake. I think it was the psu having the fans make noise...not sure anymore lol.

Ok thanks. I'll think about taking either this or the thermalight peerless assassin 120 SE then.

Hm I see

The choice of motherboard I'm still kinda lost in. The one I choose does it have enough ports and slots for expanding later on? and for USB slots, 2 seems ok, but it's the lower limit, 3 would be better I guess. Also I don't have future plans of expanding in mind, but I guess just in case it wouldn't hurt to leave that possibility open? And from what I understand a micro-atx is limited in expansion and usb slots, isn't it?

Ok great to hear.
Yeah I guess I'll need some power since I'm probably also gonna be toying with ML and AI, and on 3D side it could get demanding. So I guess I'll go for the RM1000x.
So the only thing I'm still unsure of is the motherboard (and the case, but that's just esthetically)

Hey. I'm looking to buy a whole new pc, what I would use it for would be gaming (especially TF2 but also newer games), video editing, 3D rendering and game development. I play TF2 very often so for this config to be able to run it well, knowing how weird the game can be, is also high in my priorities.
I have a budget of around 2000-2300 euros. I don't think I'm going for 4k necessarily but I saw that the RX 7900 XTX was one of the best for 1440p, still hesitating but 1440p240Hz seems good for me. Appart from that, overclocking doesn't really interest me, the programs I'll use for working I'm still doubting on some but there will probably be adobe premiere and blender. Otherwhise just games, game recording programs like lawena as well. Sound dampening I don't really know to be honest, since I have no idea what to expect.
So, I did some research and I stumbled upon this list https://fr.pcpartpicker.com/user/Photonman1/saved/PMvh99 which apparently people considered to be a good list.
From what I've seen the B650 AORUS Elite AX motherboard seems good, maybe lacks a few ports though but I'm not even sure wether I want to expand that much, I don't have any plans to in the foreseeable future anyway but I guess you never know. So maybe that could be a problem, not sure. But in any case it seems well rated and not too expensive. For the cooler I can't see many reviews for it, and there is a lot of feedback about going for the peerless assassin 120 for this particular CPU, so I'm thinking of going for that. The power supply I've seen people complain about the noise it makes. So maybe the Noctua NH-D15 would be a safer bet? I also saw someone with a very similar config but the PSU being a corsair RM1000x 1000w. But this could be overkill apparently? I'm 100% going on feedback and opinions since I have 0 experience myself, so every bit of info is welcome.

Hello. I'd like to get a config to run tf2 on the highest videosetting with good fps (100+)
I was told to ask for info here.
Right now as a processor I have a i5-6400 and as a graphics card I have GTX 750 Ti and 8 Gb ram
I was told TF2 uses the processor mostly. Should I only change my processor here?