MiroElFiky

Finaaaaaaaaaaaaally.
 
I hate this case btw é_è

That sucks. :unsure:  It's such a great case.

Fractal Design Define S

It's cheap and awesome. What more do you want?

Phanteks Enthoo Pro

Maybe a Corsair 100R for an inexpensive case that still looks good?
Or an NZXT S340 which also looks good but costs a bit more.

I'd say a Corsair 750d

yes, it will support LGA 1151. uses the same hold-down pattern of the 1156/1155/1150.

Will the H series coolers Work with LGA 1151 ?

I wanted  Liberty City Textures by DKT70 but there is no download links available that I can find.
Anyone know where I can get it?

Yes it is I follow the tutorial which been written in this post and that's made me going to buy Seasonic M12II EVO 620 for R9 380 GPU i m so happy for learning from this website Yayayay me

That's the power it drew from the wal, yeah.

Thank Yous very very Muchs I am So happy !oh My gosh haha contact me anytime

No problem - enjoy your new parts

YAY- Ops sorry haha I just lost my mind ,Yes I am looking in future for upgrading my CPU To K Series , now we are done with the power Supply Don't change your mind haha please .
 
Now The upgrade Will be like this :
 
PSU Seasonic M12II 620 EVO Full ModularEdition 80 plus Bronze 
 
SSD KingSton Hyper X 3K 240GB 
 
Gpu Sapphire R9 380 4GB GDDR5 OC 
 
New Case NZXT S340 
 
I am Very happy! 
 
Thank You so Much honestly for helping me , I really really appreciates it seriously .

That SSD seems better but I'm not sure - haven't really dug around about it.

Upgrade that PSU - it will melt down with anything above a 380/960 - literally.

If it was me I would look for at least 600w, something like the Antec HCG 620w reasonable price, but something along those lines.
Having a bit of headroom is never bad.

A few things... What's your budget? "That I can afford" is not a budget to work with. I wouldn't get the r7 370 at all. Try the r9 380, and if you have somewhere in the 300 dollar range to spend then go for something like the 970 or AMD counterpart. You won't need a 980 or above for 1080p gaming as of now. Secondly, you should think about getting a monitor to game on. Also, all cards will be stable at the right overclock. The overclock varies from card to card and all will become unstable at some point. Finally, the best way to find out what to get is to look at the benchmarks for each card, compare them, and decide which one satisfies your needs.

Depends what your budget is.
 
$200 Get an R9 380
 
$300-$350 get a R9 390
 
~$400ish R9 390x
 
$500 GTX 980
 
$550 R9 Fury
 
$650 GTX 980 Ti.
 
Budget is the most important thing. Once I know that I can reccodmend specfic brands and cards