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ye, the krait will suffice, although X470 Gaming Plus would be better

MSI VRM is OK I think. Not sure about the board in general though @dave_k

Don't do it. Vrm on the ultra gaming isn't that good; if they're a similar price go prime for sure.
 
Do you plan on OCing, and if yes, with stock cooler or something else? Depending on how far you'll push it the prime plus could be fine.

Alright thanks! I just read it, and yes, I did face blurring while playing fifa 15 and it was quite evident which is why i had to return it. So you meant to say, the best way to find if another monitor will do fine is to actually test it, right? As the values printed aren't exactly right.

Just read the FAQ at the top of this section Response time numbers printed on the box don't really mean anything.

I do not own this monitor but from what I have seen it is an alright monitor and fits what you are looking for. (I know im not that much help)

For budget SSDs, get whatever is cheapest per gig.  Honestly based on RMA rates that I've seen they're pretty uniform across the board.  We are a long ways away fro the old days of the OCZ failures. 

If you can spare a few extra €€€, go for m550
Otherwise, mx100 is perfectly fine.

actually, m550 is exactly the same speed wise as mx100 when going 512GB and up...

You mean the m550 right?
 
I'd go for the M550 if they are the same price. The M550 is older but (on average) it's better in just about every other way.

Crucial MX100, M500, M550 
Samsung 850 Evo/Pro, 840Evo/Pro
Sandisk Ultra 2, Ultra Plus, Extreme 2 
HyperX
Adata SP600, SP900 
Corsair Force LS, Force LX 
Intel 530 
 
Any of the above will be a good choice, so pick whichever is cheaper. 

You won't have any sort of bottlenecking in terms of the processor, even with the 280,290 graphics cards. Your power supply might restrict you from going over AMD 270-280 though.
Go for the cheapest 270x either from Sapphire,MSI,Asus or Gigabyte and you'll be fine. You might be able to get a R9 280 as well if you could squeeze in a little bit more, but if not, go for the R9 270x you won't regret it and its a huge upgrade over the hd4440.

Not really. The cooler of the Sapphire card is really good and the quality is also very good. Asus offers some features like the DIGI+ VRM, but that's not really important, especially if you don't plan on hard overclocking. Sapphire is offical AMD partner btw. So the ASUS is a bit better here and there, but also a bit more expensive.
 
You ever thought of a MSI card? ASUS and Sapphire are my favorite AMD card manifacturers, but I have to say MSI has really improved a lot. Great quality components and the cooler is just awesome, especially it's so quiet because of it's big 100mm fans. And on some sides they are a good bit cheaper than the ASUS cards.

Yeah but like nearly always it's not worth buying hadrware at a local store at all. I mean look at the prices. Since I've never been to Stuttgart I don't know any stores there. I could only suggest Conrad (http://www.conrad.de/ce/de/ChainstoreInfo.html?gclid=CNm7uOaP0b8CFasBwwodV54A4g&detail&chainstorecode=CS_DE_S&insert_kz=NA&hk=SEM&WT.srch=1&s_kwcid=AL!222!3!42558227721!e!!g!!conrad%20+stuttgart&ef_id=UtLQeAAABOJVKyNG:20140719100337:s). But again the prices are just way too high. I also have no experience with Atleco sry.

So reading through  it I first found someone who was happy with it and had 76 degrees max. The guy with the 90-100 degrees at 100% fanspeed is talking bullshit in my opinion. That is simply not possible. My friend with the VTX 3D HD 7870 with 950 chip has only the one fan cooler and has 76 degrees max. And the 950 chip being almost the same as the 970 chip you should have no problems with the 2 fans cooler.
 
There are always persons that hate or had bad luck (monday product). You will find bad reviews on all products, even a Bugatti.

So I owned the HD 7970 for more than a year. A friend of mine owns the HD 7950. And from our experiences the few extra bucks for a HD 7970 (so a R9 280X) are worth it in our opinions.
Also the R9 280X will benefit more from overclocking than the R9 280, but I don't know how important that is for you.

Yep he uses a VTX 3D himsilf in his own gaming rig (an HD 7870, the one with the HD 7950 chip) since many months and is very happy with it.
 
DIT: Oh and I almost forgot. Your probably doing everything fine, but the 50€ are not removed until you are in the checkout. In the shopping cards it shows the normal price.

That Asus 280 looks like a great deal. The 280X would be worth it's money though. So toss a coin or maybe you need that extra cash elsewhere.
 
Edit: yeah look up performance comparisons of the HD 7970 and HD 7950 and see if it's worth it for you. I would say it's worth the extra for the 280X but that's just me.

You know the the 280 is a 7950 and a 280x is 7970 right?
They are not the same.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7828/amd-announces-radeon-r9-280-radeon-hd-7950b-returns

The R9 280 is your best option. It's cheaper than the 280X but can get the same performance when oc'ed. I'd go for the ASUS one since it has the best cooler and looks.

Here a R9 280X for 215€ and you get a Gaming mouse and Sniper Elite 3 for free: http://www.caseking.de/shop/catalog/Spuere-die-AMD-Power-von-VTX3D-:_:982.html
 
I purchased a lot on this site and can recommend it. VTX3D is a good manifacturer according to a friend of mine that is IT specialist.
 
EDIT: So I just noticed the offer is 198,89€ with shipping included. But it seems like they ran out of Sniper Elite 3 codes. But who cares, if you want it you get it from the AMD Never Settle Forever offer.