Dr_Nooberious

My bad sorry.
 
I accoumulated 4 drives over a few years and buying a new case would be better for me in the long run. My current case is crap so an upgrade is "2 birds with one stone" sort of deal.
 
Thanks.

it is mostly fine, it's just in games like shadow of the colossus, and (my guilty pleasure) shadow the hedgehog. But I might as well start saving up to upgrade the cpu, the only reason I even have an 8350 is because it was on sale for $100, in the meantime I'll try experimenting with overclocks

http://www.soundselect.co.za/beyerdynamic-tg-v35ds-vocal-mic

Something like this, and get an XLR to USB cable, and a mic stand/arm each

These kinds of mic are great at rejecting outside sounds (such as hearing each other over both mics, or hearing pc/typing noise etc)

Do you mean something like this?
With the power connectors at the end of the PCB?

Or follow Linus's advice and getto mod the case so the card can fit.

Right here
 
Since you want to build a seperate rig for editing and you dont plan on doing much with this one, you wont need more than 16gb ram.
 
The GPU is pretty dated and youd benefit greatly from one of the new model, I use a 970 and is maxes the settings for almost ever 1080p game. But if you end up getting a 1440p later you might want to just bite the bullet and get the 460/70/80, whatever you can afford. However make sure the software you use works well with AMD, I edit videos in HitFilm and they down work well with AMD.
 
Next would be the MOBO just because it's easier to change it now than later after you buy RAM and a new CPU (if you could buy all three of these at once, that would be easiest). Last would be the monitor, since it actually has a moderate refresh rate... I would save up and get a really good/cheap 21:9 curved monitor.

^^ upgrade that...that's garbage.

Even my I3 should be a good job of running that card.

Shit Out of Luck

meeting people face to face after find a suitable solution?

Even my I3 should be a good job of running that card.

There a multitude of variables that affect frame times but memory will help but only if u have a memory bottleneck 
nice oc btw! 
Very impressed 

You get more frames per second, you feel the game smoother, easier aiming, more tick rate, your PC says "im firing" more times each second, might give you a slight edge if your opponents PC is running at 30FPS (or on a console Kappa).
 
 

Thanks.

I used one for the start of my build on an i7 overclocked to 4.8 ghz @ 1.275v and it capped at 95, if I kept it around 1.25 or lower it maxed around 80.

see if you can find a NH-D14 on sale

corsair H55 and H60 would match that budget point for an AIO that is on a 120mm radiator to fit most case exhausts.

hmm thats pretty low
i dont know many coolers in that price range, i know budget and high end options...
 

NH-D14 is around that budget

NHD14 for Air 
Kraken X61, H100i GTX, H110i for AIOs

For air cooling, the NH-D15
For AiO's
H100i
X61
H110i

As long as ANY cooler keeps it under 90c then your good

i would get a larger cooler or aio to oc the 6600k

pcpartpicker.com
 
choose parts, gets cheapest ones, and checks if they are compatible 

a prob
 
 Sounds like a full screen problem. Try running them in windowed mode or boderless windowed mode and see it that helps.
 
Do you have a driver specificly for your monitor? Windows's built in driver work but not all the time.
 
Hope this helps>