Goussy

Computer doesn't detect the r9 290x, or radeon crimson. Fans run at 100%

Would you group Full Sail with DeVry and University of Phoenix?, they all seems like the same money grab corporations.

I personally would get a 1080 for 4k.

I second this

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboDealDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.2483344 I was going to go with this deal in my build, seems the reception is generally positive. I guess we will when it arrives

It is ironic that Swiftpoint's website is formatted the same way as Microsoft's.

WItcher 1 or Witcher 2

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125792&cm_re=r9_390-_-14-125-792-_-Product or http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127841&cm_re=970%5c-_-14-127-841-_-Product

an i7 is an i7, I see no need to upgrade.

Pretty slim market there , probably a r7 250, its around that price range.

You could probably find a 550 ti secondhand, that's what I have on my older rig and it plays skyrim great.

high roller here

ideally a i5-4690k is the pinnacle but a i5-4400 will work if your trying to save money.

you can do a BCLK overclock, haven't done that myself and i'm not that familiar with it.

1) The Core i3 will run cooler and be faster in single threaded operations. 2) The Core i3 is also more efficient and uses a newer manufacturing process. 3) Intel's upgrade path is much better than AMD's. For example, if you buy a i3 now, you can upgrade to a i5 or i7 at a later time. Ideally, a i5 is perfect for gaming. But I would recommend the i3 for this build. *you will need an Intel motherboard too if you go with an Intel chip*