JerryRig

I checked and I am

No its every game on steam, I tried insurgency, csgo, tf2, gta, cod bo3

Oh i forgot to mention, I can browse, watch videos and play other games like rainbow six seige through uplay with like a 90 ping.

Ok so I get like 15 down and 2 up in speedtest and in ping test my ping is at like 34 but as soon as I join any game on steam my ping is in the 400-900 range. All of this just started to happed and Im not experienced in this field so if you need more info to diagnose a problem just ask.

I found the key but it says that I can activate it because its not for windows 10

Ok so I had an original computer with windows seven, I bought it with the OS already installed and I didn't get the windows key, I upgraded that pc to windows 10 and have now built a new PC. I moved my drives and ssd with windows already on them over to my new build but now windows is telling me I need to avtivate windows by entering a key that I dont have, is there a way to get a key or do I have to buy a new OS

On the asus site there isnt a specific version, just a whole bunch of individual updates for different things ranging from 10mb to 500mb

I understand that, but do I need to do so for all of these 50 updates or can I just do it in one big swoop.

I am going to need to update the bios for my Asus z170-a motherboard and I'm not sure how to do so. The links are here http://www.asus.com/ca-en/Motherboards/Z170-A/HelpDesk_Download/ for all the software, but do I need to individualy download each and every one, or is there a faster way to update them all at once?

I have a 970 already that im using, and I already have an ssd. And the point of this post wasnt to criticize my build, it was what was the cheapest option. m8

So I made a list of parts on PcPartPicker and I (http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/fQm8nQ) dont know if it is cheaper to buy it all from one retailer like newegg or something or to go to all the cheapest sites and purchase from every different place.

made some updates, and I forgot to mention I already have an SSD that im going to use. How does this look? http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/QtDvP6

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/L9rBMp pros? Cons? Feedback please, thanks for any input. Used for 1080p gaming, needs to last for around 3 years,

I am going to be building a new system in the next few months, I originaly was going to go with a i7-4790k but was wondering if the upgrade to i7-6700k was worth it, I will be using it with a 980 ti playing at 1080p ultra settings for the most part.

I dont understand, keep or change the PSU?