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Buy Crucial MX200 instead. 390X will be overkill for fullHD uinless it's 144Hz.

For WIFI you need working WLAN. So if your WLAN comes from regular internet, WLAN is also down. You need mobile internet connection, like 4G https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4G Availability depends on where you live.

1. Yes, PCI Express 3.0 cards work on 2.0 motherboards. Performance penalty is 0.0%. 2. Noticeable difference on 1080P no. Crossfire is not advisable, so pick one card. 3. That MB is OK. 4. You need only about 500W power supply. So buying about 650W PSU is best choice because max load will be...

Probably file is compressed with special compression settings so Windows don't recognize it correctly. Free ZIP program http://www.7-zip.org/

Yes, it should fit (on computers, compatibility is NEVER 100%). PCE-N is just model of one card. PCIE (or PCI Express) is connector type. So you need PCI Express x1 compatible WLAN card. For 12 dollars, that Asus is quite cheap. Another choice from same shop...

I suspect that they only check QVL list and because they don't have 64GB 3200 memory there, they say it's not supported. Then again they may be right but I still suspect that you can put 8 sticks of DDR4-3200 and get it work. Usually more sticks = less tight settings work, that's true. Also...

Current cards are useless on 4K resolution. Wait for next year. Forget those dream PC builds. They are constructed on formula more expensive = better. i7-5820K is better choice.

Asus claims that board can support 64GB and then says it won't support 8*8GB :rolleyes: So how that coard can support 64GB RAM then? Sounds like Asus support is stuck on useless QVL list. And once again, QVL lists are useless.

This build seems to be "I put as much money as possible and get system that is expensive AND sucks" type. Where to begin? - Intel Core i7-5960X You want gaming? Then this processor totally sucks considering price because low clock speed. - 2x (2-way SLI) EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti...

Appear to be mutually exclusive based on what? 8 x DIMM, Max. 64GB, DDR4 3300(O.C.)/3000(O.C.)/2800(O.C.)/2666(O.C.)/2400(O.C.)/2133 MHz Non-ECC, Un-buffered Memory QVL lists are useless. Any memory that passes basic compatibility check (DDR4 memory for DDR4 slot, memory speed supported by MB...

So buy Wireless WLAN card. Example http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1068811&CatId=2688

I do tell because Maxwell architechture sucks on VR. So 980ti for VR is total waste of money. Deposit money on somewhere you get them out next year and problem solved.

Happened to me or my friend's computer many times. Those LAN connectors fry very easily from lightning strikes.

Where do you need GTX980 Ti SLI? Also buying expensive card right now is waste of money. Obsolete technology, better coming next year.

Put PCI LAN card and try with it.

As I said earlier, design feature. Sometimes design features are very annoying. That adapter may be only choice yes. No good luck this time.

I recommend powered USB hub instead.

It may be GPU then. Strange because multi display environment should be very much similar. Bad thing: very hard to say if that is enough to get new card from warranty...

We still cannot surely say if problem is in hardware or software. On hardware side, swap monitor connectors, so that primary display connector goes to secondary monitor and secondary display connector goes to primary monitor. Also HDMI-DVI adapter may cause problems.

Take VGA cable off from video card (turn off computer first) and monitor, try what happens then. Card may still detect VGA cable even if disconnected from monitor.