Add Windows, some quality peripherals and a monitor.
PS. Now is the worst time to shop for a gaming PC with Ryzen and Vega around the corner. I'd wait and see if Intel and nv become more reasonable with their pricing in reponse.
Double check before you write about things you don't know anything about.
Freedom of speech is protected by the Constitution (the government enforces it), which is a superior act of law, so any business terms and conditions to the contrary are null and void, including Youtube's. Otherwise they wouldn't be allowed to do business.
A massive LoL at JewTube. What happened to freedom of speech? Not everyone has to like Jews, you know. And people say and write things about Jews that are much worse than what PewDouche did.
No more WW2 or Vietnam please. There are so many conflicts in contemporary history to choose from. The Balkans in the 1990s, Ukraine, the Middle East, South America (e.g. FARC), Mexican drug wars, just to name a few.
@TashunkoSapa: As much as I would love to see it, I wouldn't count on 60 fps on the Scorpio, except for the CoDs, Battlefields, Halos, GoWs and other fast paced shooters. Other than that they'll probably go for native 4k@30 Hz. The reason is simple really. Smooth controls (typically) don't sell console games, but pretty, high-res screenshots do.
Look how large the intergrated graphics part of this laptop-grade processor is. Why they put this in a desktop processor marketed as 'overclockable' is beyond me. There are non-K lines of CPUs where this might make more sense. Now imagine the graphics part is removed to allow a greater clearance between the individual cores to reduce temperature for even greater overclocks (or squeeze in an addtional core or two!). The PCB itself is thin and delicate, prone to bend under large air coolers, which most users of 'K' processors will install. IHS is not soldered, with some cheap thermal paste underneath. All this in a processor for OC.
Performance vs. Skylake is disappointing. Unless there is some real competition from AMD and major advancements in compute power and/or architecture, I see myself using my 3930k for another 5 years.
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