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Naaahh , it's unreal. 

Absolutely EPIC

Absolutely EPIC

So it looks like this announcement happened without it being noticed. Here is the jist of it:
 
The source, Marketplace and support will still be fully available in the free version.
 
Current subs will be getting a full refund for their latest month of subscription along with a 30$ voucher for use in the marketplace for anyone that ever subscribed.
 
 
I just got the press release a few minutes ago.
 
Sources: 
https://www.unrealengine.com/blog/ue4-is-free
http://engineeringlikesdesign.com/2015/03/02/unreal-engine-4-is-now-free/
 
EDIT: Bolded the important part. Also, @LinusTech you are pronouncing my name wrong on the WAN show.

Silverstone ST45SF , ST45SF-G and SST-SX600G are all good ones and aren't to difficult to find?

8350 would get the job done, but an i7 will slap it around everyday. and since you have a budget of 1500 dollars, it would be stupid to go with AMD.

So, 150£ for a GPU?
 
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/msi-video-card-r9280gaming3g

What's the model of this Antec?

Wow you seem to have the ability to turn a valid argument and a positive remark into ridicule towards AMD.
 
Nvidia usually is the neighbour who puts up a big fence, crossing half of the other neighbour's yard. Through your weird fanbot language you are able to not only make Nvidia neutral in this matter, but shame AMD for being more open-oriented.
 
Yes, I meant to say fanbot

It is a thing but you will have to search everyday into bitcointalk forum - What you can do is to find a coin that you like it prospective view and what the future of that coin is and mine it

Wow you seem to have the ability to turn a valid argument and a positive remark into ridicule towards AMD.
 
Nvidia usually is the neighbour who puts up a big fence, crossing half of the other neighbour's yard. Through your weird fanbot language you are able to not only make Nvidia neutral in this matter, but shame AMD for being more open-oriented.
 
Yes, I meant to say fanbot

I agree with Aniallation on this matter.
 
I'd like to add this has little to do with wattage. Low-budget PSU's tend to be fragile and in some cases fry other components. It is after all the unit that transfers and directs electrical current into your other parts, not a component to save money on!
 
Corsair is definately the most popular choice I've seen around. In my opinion it's not the best (Read a lot of reviews about the CX series breaking down after short use, and making lots of noise). Though I have no direct experience with these PSU's. My AX1200i is working perfectly.
 
I recommend a Seasonic, or a Be Quiet PSU. Both of these brands made a very professional impression on me. The PSU's are well packaged, it comes with tons of accesoires and even the packaging looks good.

A friend of me has this same stance versus the game.
 
I know I can't convince you, so good luck on your search.
 
It's not competetive, but I highly recommend Max Payne 1 and 2 if you're bored.
You can skip 3, does not add to the great story.

I'd point you towards NZXT's cases. 
 
I've built PC's in both the $60 S340, which is of excellent quality, has amazing cable management potential and has good looks. Only downside I've experienced is the window that scratches very quickly, so be careful with that.
 
If you want a more serious, more professional looking case I'd recommend the ~$115 NZXT H440, or the equally priced Fractal Design Define R5.
 
Edit:
 
Phanteks (posted below) might be your best pick. I have no experience with it I must say.

Absolutely nothing wrong with it, I'd change some things though.
 
Seasonic makes better PSU's in my experiences. Something like this:
 
 http://tweakers.net/pricewatch/353353/seasonic-s12g-450w/reviews/
 
I wouldn't get an FX-chip. I have one myself. I built a friend a PC with an i5-4460 and it straight out-performed my fx-8350 in every game. Overall smoother experience. Wait on Zen if you want AMD, I think that'll be worth your money.
 
I have a Corsair Carbide 500r myself. While it's a good case, it's not worth it's price compared to something like an NZXT H440. I'd rather have 60$ NZXT S340 over my 500R at this point, it's just built more properly.
 
I don't know how the 400R fares, but I'd put a little more attention to the PSU, CPU and the Case

http://tweakers.net/product/367715/nzxt-h440/
 
It comes in colours too

What are the prices for both?
 
In my opinion, I would go for a 280 as you can overclock it to 280x level.
 
I would only go for the 960 if I needed the low wattage requirements or efficiency,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBhmn21ylkc

Absolutely nothing wrong with it, I'd change some things though.
 
Seasonic makes better PSU's in my experiences. Something like this:
 
 http://tweakers.net/pricewatch/353353/seasonic-s12g-450w/reviews/
 
I wouldn't get an FX-chip. I have one myself. I built a friend a PC with an i5-4460 and it straight out-performed my fx-8350 in every game. Overall smoother experience. Wait on Zen if you want AMD, I think that'll be worth your money.
 
I have a Corsair Carbide 500r myself. While it's a good case, it's not worth it's price compared to something like an NZXT H440. I'd rather have 60$ NZXT S340 over my 500R at this point, it's just built more properly.
 
I don't know how the 400R fares, but I'd put a little more attention to the PSU, CPU and the Case

Okay, good to know.
 
I'd still like to ask you: What case are you using? In some cases you'll have to screw on stand-offs before applying the motherboard. If you don't, it might cause a short circuit causing it to shut off.

Too bad they cant predict search results....

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