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IPS display is generally more enjoyable than TN display. Images are sharper and vivid in contrast level and clearer in brightness level compared with those on regular TN panels. Hence, images are more vivid even from left and right side of the viewing angle. TN though has a faster response time...

For a non gamer, you don't need more than the integrated graphics inside the cpu. The quality of your movies will depend solely on the resolution and type of display on your laptop. For gaming, the 1050 should represent a far better value, as it should cost not more than $100 compared to a 960m...

Yes, they are gaming headsets, and yes they do go over your budget slightly. But I owned a pair and they are the most comfortable and multipurpose pair I've ever put on, despite the fact that they are marketed for gaming. I know you have been fooled by all the marketing hype of the gaming...

Kingston HyperX Cloud Gaming Headset. You will be surprised with what you get for the money. Solid build quality, decent sound quality, good mic.

It would work just fine with your onboard audio, no amplification needed. You would need a golden ear to hear the difference between alc 887 and the newer alc 1150, and audiophiles would not be satisfied with any onboard audio on any mobos anyway and add their own sound cards. That is all...

Kingston HyperX Cloud Pro Gaming Headset. It uses technology from Beyerdynamic & QPAD, and has 53mm drivers set in a design with lightweight aluminum headset and padding for comfort.

It depends. If you're someone who's into bass and not treble, the razer hammerhead would sound good, especially in game where there's explosions and all. For classical music, electronica and general audiophiles, they would not like it as much.

Dunno bout the Shure 112. The Sennheiser CX400-II has decent mids and lows, the highs are okay. Good for gaming. I've heard of the soundmagic E10, but never had the chance to try it on.The SoundMagic E10 looks like a keeper, decent build quality, excellent reviews.

Panasonic RPHJE120K Brainwavz S1 IEM Noise Isolating Earphones There is one more I would recommend but they're slightly over the budget. Ostry KC06 Just giving you options to think about :)