Surpuppa

Preferably over 4 cores and at least 16 gb of ram I would say, but its not a requirement

he was asking you at which resolution you will play at

Yeah, that is what I was thinking as well. Thanks for the help, both to you and everyone else!

@#the greengamers# &#L00bs4n00bs# WOW I hate when people continuously cannot seem to just answer a simple question without having to input "ONLY" what they would do or want!!! Seriously here #surpuppa# has now told you a few times that He already has a Solid State that he is using as his boot drive BUT he is now wanting MASS Storage!! Last I checked SSD's are not exactly the cheapest way to achieve mass storage especially when looking for something in the range of 4TB. Yes they are much faster but to get 4tb you are looking at approx. $1200 at the low end which would get you 8qty Samsung 500gb 850 Evo SSD's then you have the issue of try to connect all of those which would be a headache even using a large desktop box. 
 
Anyway @#surpuppa#, Between the WD Gold & Black 4TB HDD drives your correct the Gold will be quieter than the black because it is sealed with pressurized Helium, but even though the Gold does have a faster "on paper" transfer rate that is most likely not what you'll experience if you where to test both of them side by side using the same types of files you already have, that is because the gold is optimized for enterprise computing whereas the black is optimized for gaming & typical pc user use! You'd be better off going with the WD Black for your uses & you'll probably get the same if not better speeds using it on your setup than you would if using the Gold series! Just my honest opinion, more reasoning for this answer is if you think of it, Enterprise computing don't usually have many if any mp4's, mp3's & other media type files that usually are on personal pc's thus WD could very well be rating the transfer speed of the gold enterprise drive using only files typical of enterprise use! You can see for yourself when you transfer a ton of pdf files the speed will be much higher than if you where to transfer a ton of movies folder (that may contain an MP4 some screenshots of the movie & maybe a preview mp4 file of the movie along with a metadata file). Hope this helps, Tom C

WEIRD!

Done and done

You aren't differentiating between distributions and desktop environments. Get Ubuntu and then look into desktop environments, find one you like the looks of, then find a tutorial of how to install, then come back here and mark my answer as best and give me a thumbs up to inflate my ego by that much more.

I know that they dont really do much, but I hate when its "hot single ladies looking for you" etc

There are Frames below 60? 0_o

Best way to find out, test it  

I have the Philips Fidelio X2 and they are great for gaming with nice bass and huge soundstage. I have paired it with the microphone Vmoda Boom Pro. Although it is a bit more expensive than a complete gaming headset it is much better.
 
More options are the  Superlux 668 and the  Philips SHP9500, both for a cheaper price

No it is fine.
You will die before your SSD runs out of writes.

Looks like something near the center is pushing the  IO shield out, does it have those metal prongs on the io shield? 

Jayztwocents made a video about this. Watch it: 
 

600 watt is easily enough for a 960

Of what I can think of there can be two alternatives. 
1: The temperatures are getting too high. Download a software and see what temperatures your cpu is getting. If it is close to 100 degrees it is probably that. Then you need better cooling.
2: The power draw is higher than that of what your psu is able to put out and it then shuts down. If this is the case you should buy a better psu

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Yours Truly,