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If I remember this is your power supply? http://www.silentpcreview.com/Corsair_CX400W The wattage should be more than enough considering the GPU chosen barely uses much power. However, you said you wanted 6 HDDs but the power supply only has 3 SATA power connectors. If you wanted to power 6...

To upgrade motherboard to that one you would need a new CPU too as the i7 2600 is LGA1155.

i3 Should be at least 60fps in most, apart from really cpu intensive ones.

800W is more than enough. Depends on what model gtx 1080 but won't exceed 250W.

What model is your motherboard?

Honestly, the best for you is probably the AMD FX 6300 bundle with the 990X motherboard. Most motherboards with M.2 and USB3.1 are over £100. The other option is to go for a Pentium G4400, which is around the same performance. My basket at Overclockers UK: 1 x Gigabyte Z170-Gaming K3 Intel...

Wouldn't be anything too significant.

8GB in general should be enough, but does depend on the game. More and more games are listing 8GB as minimum requirements, so in the future it could be a problem.

The i5 2500 is 5 years old. The equivalent is the i5 6600. You should get a i3 6100. This can often outperform 8 core AMD FX. Alternatively you could wait for AND Zen to come out around the beginning of next year. The FX 6300 is honestly not worth it as it isn't very competitive with newer...

That pc is rather old, but should still run fine. Any upgrades could be transferred on to a new build in the future.

GPU, a 1060 or 480 would be good.

Wait for the 480 to come back in stock

Pi3 does support versions of Ubuntu so it could run TeamViewer off that.

£60 isn't really enough to make any substantial upgrades, as above I would probably save up some more.

SSDs have limited write capacity, but tend to be so high normal users will not reach them. For example, the 850 Pro can handle 150TB of writes minimum.

No way. Did not see this coming...

No you will be fine, the 1080 only require 1 8pin power connector.

Intel already make loads on the CPU market, the GPU market is much more competitive and won't result in much more of a profit.

What laptop is it? Most likely the hard drive is near to the end of it's life. Try booting off a live usb and testing the hard drive.

Yeah it should be fine, just contact Microsoft if anything goes wrong.