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likely not, but you should probably upgrade the PSU first to like a corsair CX430/450/500, so it can handle those GPUs. I would go with a rx 480 8GB if you can swing it. they gotten pretty cheap and can be found for under $200. Checkout Reddit on Buildapcsales.

Thanks will keep that in mind.

I did but if you look the MX300 and the Sandisk, they use MLC while the others use TLC. According to linus and other poeple MLC will last longer, but is not as fast as TLC. Thanks for the replying.

Don't know, but I love my R9 390 from XFX, it kills 1080p gaming on ultra with over 60 FPS, and has 8GB of GDDR5 which is why I chose it over the 970 which only has 3.5GB, and beats it in benchmarks don by Zaystwocents, as for the price now it can be pick up for $150 to $180.

looking to go for 750 or 960 since he doesn't play games so just movies, pics, files, and programs. As for me not %100 sure with what to go for I have 250GB 850 EVO, but it's way to small. Thank you

While the CPU may bottleneck your GPU (1070/1080) in some games, unless they are more CPU intensive than GPU. Go with the GPU since it will cost you less in the future, since future upgrades like switching to ether AMD Ryzen or Skylake/Kabelake, will cost you to upgrade your mobo and ram.

Even with all it's negative reviews out, how people are getting DOA or dying after a few months. I would rather pay $10 - $20 for a more reliable drive thanks.

yes, but there is also the price to size to keep in mind.

Hay Good morning, so this passed holiday I did a lot of shopping for SSDs' for me and my dads' new build and not sure which one to keep. I'm looking more for longer lasting drives than faster. Thank You, and here are the links, and prices that I paid. Links: SSD Sandisk SSD pluss 960GB = $179 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820173276 OCZ Trion 150 960GB = $169 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820228144 Crucial MX300 750GB = $150 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4RE4ND2800&cm_re=crucial_mx300_750gb-_-9SIA4RE4ND2800-_-Product Transcend TLC Modal (TS480GSSD220S) 480 GB = $95 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4M550N1583&cm_re=Transcend_480_GB_TLC-_-2WA-0007-00019-_-Product This is including Shipping and Tax for all items, and all of them can be returned. Also for all those who want Amazon has a sale right now for the Transcend 480GB for $95. Thank You and Happy Holidays.

thanks

Hi looking to purchase a gtx 1080 Aero from MSI, from a guy on craiglist. Does MSI offer transferable warranty, and what is the difference between this card and the founders addition. Also does MSI allow you to liquid cool the card with out voiding the warranty and can you do it on this card? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127944

Hay do you have another power supply to test, to see if that's the issue also try other devices on that outlet like a phone. If you need parts to test, the system I know this is not right thing to do, but micro center, if you have one near you has a 15-30 day open or closed return policy. You can also take it to them they will charge you, not sure how much but that's the worst case. Good luck

$100 shipped, It was a bargain, the ram could go for $25, and the board for $15-20. The CPU itself brand new is $120. The board I'm using is ASUS 970 Pro Gaming/Aura AM3+ ATX AMD Motherboard, which I got for $60 open box, For my cooler I'm using the cooler master sedion.

Also this is just a test pc, for leaning new things, like overclocking and modding. It currently has a FX 6300, clocked at 4.4ghz at 3.5 volts. This is not my main pc, my main pc has a i7 6700k.

Sorry I forgot to mention that, I got the CPU of hardwareswap and the guy was meant to send me a 8320 but sent me a 8320E. It also came with a motherboard and 8 gigs 1600 ddr3 ram. The motherboard seems to be a cheap Asrock board that probably only supports max 95W TDP CPU. The showed me that the seller he got it from screwed him and sent him the 8320E, I have the choice to send it back to the his seller and get the 8320 and a new motherboard. ,