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That didn't work, but I did find the problem, Reformatting from MBR to GUID fixed everything thanks for the help anyway

you mean like " A new simple volume"?

how would i do that?

So I have a drive and that is formatted as an MBG. Is there any way to change it back to a format I can use for storage?

yes it does anything above a gtx 950 supports sli.

I am pretty sure all Thunderbolt 3 and USB C have the PCIe protocol. I am not sure if the razer core will be compatible with all, maybe it will be for razer only as they were showing off it along side their laptop razer blade and on their homepage it is also shown there. (http://www.razerzone.com/gaming-systems/razer-blade-stealth) But after all this is my thought and even if Razer will make it Razer only I am pretty sure we will see similar product come out anyway. Qute from razer site " Featuring plug and play support with compatible graphics cards, you won’t need to reboot your system every time you connect your Razer Blade Stealth to Razer Core. Connect to the future with the most advanced and versatile external desktop graphics solution available "

Do you have another PC (anything that you can put your SSD into) ? Try putting your SSD into that. If you have the problem there to its your SSD, if you dont you can take your SSD out of the equation.

Did you try doing a clean install of Windows? It could be an issue with windows, what version do you have.

The power supply with the case is too weak. Usually PSUs bundled with cases have a "max" wattage rating (they can draw it only in short bursts of time). If you overclock it, you can simply kill the power supply and it might take the whole system with it. This is the reason I chose case with a "480W" PSU. Will it draw that much power: no, but by not pushing the PSU it will just be safer. P.S It is ALWAYS better to pick up a separate PSU from a reliable brand like: Corsair or EVGA. Also the cooler you picked is probably the same if not weaker than the included cooler. ( it is in Chinese, but gives you a look at the cooler.)

Not at all. I don't think it will be able to handle (not bottleneck) anything beyond a gtx 950, but for a gtx 750 ti it will do.

A very nice an cheap quad core is an Athlon X4 860K. (http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/4Gfg8d) It is $440 though, but it is your cheapest option for 1080p gaming above 30fps medium settings.

You probably don't know that A-6 APUs are dual cores. Here is a build I made that is under $400 http://pcpartpicker.com/p/wx3nZL It has an I3 (dual core BUT with hyperthreating) and a GTX 950 which will be able to run all AAA Medium Setting 40-50 FPS Why not dual cores? Well Far Cry 4 natively does not run on dual cores. If this trend catches on with developers any dual core with become useless (A PC sees an I3 as a QUAD-core)

I think it could be the drivers. Are they updated. Your RAM is fine, speed doesn't affect it much (could be a 1-2 fps if you get 1600)

If it has a PCIE slot (which it has) there will be no problems. On your place I would worry more about the power supply. Which one do you have?