AlexWalters08

The NEX PSU's are not the best in quality....I learned that the hard way. Maybe opt for a higher quality PSU. Refer to this thread, it does a great job breaking down all the most popular PSU's,

Galaxy s6 active.

I can get you a sketchup model if you want.

16gb is plenty.

educate yourself please. the psu is not a fire hazard it just has poor temp tolerance and low quality capacitors.. it is a tier 4 not tier 5 unit. people make it out alot worse than it actually is!

Mobo, and PSU?

Right now, wait for the cooler and if the thing even powers up you better be on your knees thanking the lord. Now until you get a cooler, find your nearest church and pray...

Ask @AlexWalters08 about that, he knows a good deal about it

One 390

It's not really racing but.. Rocket League?
Very fun multiplayer game in my experience.

Basically your modem is on a list to not work correctly. They need to re-set it up on their end and force it to work. The customer service rep probably won't know what to do unless told what to do
 
Just tell them it needs to be re-provisioned 

For open dns, would this be a way to do it?

http://www.howtogeek.com/201312/how-to-use-opendns-on-your-router-pc-tablet-or-smartphone/

Well, screw my idea of switching from Fios to Comcast.

Looking for a new router. All of my devices at home don't support 802.11ac. Dual band is also a must.
My budget is around 30$ - Buying used on ebay. I would rather have better preformance than a lot of features.
I have been looking at a few, but I really can't decide. I was maybe thinking the EA4500, because the RT-N66U is out of budget.

So, here's the story. My current computer (which is excellent by the way) only has Intel HD Graphics 4000. Obviously bad for gaming and video editing (two of my favorite things). So today I ordered this build (all the parts will get picked up at Microcenter). So, I'm looking for opinions on how I did and on what to upgrade in the future. 
 
Here's the Build

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant   CPU: AMD FX-6300 3.5GHz 6-Core Processor  ($94.99 @ NCIX US)  Motherboard: Asus M5A97 R2.0 ATX AM3+ Motherboard  ($79.99 @ Amazon)  Memory: Crucial Ballistix Sport 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory  ($54.99 @ Adorama)  Storage: Seagate Barracuda 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive  ($48.75 @ OutletPC)  Video Card: Sapphire Radeon R7 250X 1GB Video Card  ($96.98 @ Newegg)  Case: Thermaltake Versa H22 ATX Mid Tower Case  ($33.99 @ SuperBiiz)  Power Supply: EVGA 500W 80+ Certified ATX Power Supply  ($36.99 @ SuperBiiz)  Total: $446.68 Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available Generated by PCPartPicker 2015-06-13 12:07 EDT-0400  

What is your budget and location?

Thanks for stealing this...

Clearly some sort of "EVGA Classified" graphics cards...for classified purposes.

they use a RADEON GTX r̸̬̤̜̼̣̗̹͈̹̮̤̝̙̭̤͎̒ͯ̏͛͟͟͞9̘̪͍̭̦̪̲͚̱̫̳̲̳͕̦̙̹̋͑ͭ͐̅͛̾̊͑͗͋̎̄ͧ͟͜͜͞͞3ͨͫ̀͋͏͈̜͔͙̼̮̦͎͚͖̲͎̲̺͜͠ͅt̶̶̞͎̘̗̜̲̭̭̩̊ͤ̓̆̚͝i̐͛ͧͪ̿̽̌̈́̂̀̆ͤ̂̋͌͆̍͌͏̺͇̗̦̝̙̫͇̬͝͞͝͠t̸̢̧͎̼̥̘͚̯̻̤͇̜͙͚̺̪͙̺ͩͤ̓ͫͧͫ͆͗̋̆̋̔ͯ͒̏â̑͂͐͠͏҉̤͕̬̝̳̞͉̘͕̗͇̙̰̩̩̝͓̣n̶̵̝͖̮͕̭̩͓͚ͥ͂̒ͯ̌̓͒̈̊͑̃͑̐̀͢ͅ ̵̥̖̗̬̗̲̬͍͉̦̳̥̙̼̦ͦ͂̀ͧ̊̑̎̃ͭ͆͞͡ͅẊ͍͈͚͍̱̘̫̣̺̟̞̹̲̳̝̻̦̽̃ͤ́̉̐̅̾ͧ̓͗͠t̶̛ͮ͑̏ͣ̔̈ͧ́͟҉̝̪̲̬̼͔͔̙̫̪i̶̧̳̲̼̪͙̖̒̽ͣ͑̈́̆ͦ̒̈́̏͘̕ ̛͍̪̦̜̹̺̠̬̗͙͉̹̞̌ͯ̀̓ͤͨ̀͊̇͂ͮ̂̋ͮ̓̎̓̄͘͘͝9̢̗̻͈͓̫͙̙̉̀͌́͌̏ͥ̚͝6̨̫͈̖̻̠̝͍̯ͣ̾̀͐ͥ̃ͩ̍͠g̴̴̨̢̛͍͖̝̬̦͋ͣͩͫb̈́ͫ́͌ͧ̎̓͊̈͌͑̾̿ͤ̂ͩ̍҉̗͍̜̝̹͕̣̠̘͇͈̦͇̥͝ ͙̖̩̠̙͍̪͍̻̻͇̟͇̮͇̣͇̖ͮͯ̃ͪͬͫ͂͐̿̋̉ͤ̆̈́̓̽͒͟͠v̷̟͎͇̯͉̞͔̓͛͋̈́ͦͨ͂ͯͨ̍̓̈́̽̒̃͟ͅr͕̩͇͙̽ͦͥͮ̈́ͫ̍ͨͥ͂͋̎̐̕͝a̴̸̙̯̠̞̙͈̪̹̤ͣͯ̏̌͆́ͯ̐̑̊ͣ̀̽ͧ͠m̴͎̥̥̻̥͉̙̱̜͚͙̪̠̮̗̹͚̿̌ͯ̀̚̚͜
 
 
 
 
whoops apparrently its classified

Their actually starting to NOT use Vsync in various console titles too.

If you cannot add anything of worth to the thread, then DON'T! You obviously don't know what you are talking about.

They may support up to 60FPS, but tend to hover around the 30FPS mark when playing games. You will only get the smooth 60FPS when you are at the home screen, or when streaming video.

No. Only Pentium G3258 can be overclocked.

If only the consoles could do 60FPS at 1080p...

Why do you need 200FPS? If you get a 60hz monitor (like most normal people) your monitor will be displaying 60FPS max, even if your GPU can give you 200+ FPS.