Lowspecgamer

Yes you are correct 

Thank you for the quick response and it doesn’t implicitly say warranty void. It’s just ugly 

What drivers should I use for the 970 heard that Nvidia is adding graphics limiters in the new updates so older card become obsolete sooner

these are your recommedations?
 

HuniePop is a good game.  Not sure if I'm allowed to recommend it but you can just go look for yourself.  I thoroughly enjoyed the game.

As long as you have a retail windows 8/8.1/10 key you should be able to transfer it when changing the motherboards. The issue comes with OEM keys from manufacturers, those are usually linked to the motherboards

Heya!
 
Clean an simplistic, I really like it. Personally never been a huge fan or black/red, but that wont affect my score.
Fantastic cable management, well done there.
Like @just tilt I feel like a backed up shot would help alot, chair also counts as setup!

You seem really heavily focused on the red lights, it's basically what sticks out alot.
What I find missing is a heart of the setup, your PC is there but it feels like it isn't.
It's possible to see somewhat of a reflection of it and just generally nothing else, nothing but black. (Looks like Phanteks P400?)
I'd suggest you put some ligts in it, if it has a sidepanel maybe get something internally that can make it "pop".
 
Anyways, solid build, looks good!
I'd get depressed by the darkness of it all however.
 
7/10

Maybe get some RGB fans into it? Since you can see them from the front that is!

I have the speaker there to listen to music also the different color leds mix in nicely with led strip  

the leds change colors on the desk and in the speaker

alright give me a minute

4670k, 4690k, 4770k, 4790k

ok then you should get a i5 4670k, i5 4690k, i7 4730k, i7 4770k or i7 4790k

all of these cpus would be more than enough power to run a gtx 1050 

yeah i'm pretty sure you can overclock it higher than that but even if you cant it will be so much better. 

Shut the pc down through start menu and switch the PSU off on the back.
Shouldn't give you any issues then.

Get a western digital drive not a seagate drive 

for your budget build your own 
 

Ok, then any i5 that you can find for cheap would be a good deal, 4430-4690k. Definitely upgrade the CPU first, the 1050 is a pretty good card and I see no reason to upgrade it, at least for a couple more years. 

1TB. You can always add storage later.
 
64GB is enough if all you're putting on there is the OS and your daily programs and 320GB just really isn't enough for games to be honest. Unless you don't mind shuffling them in and out as needed

GTA 5 system requirements are Intel Core i5 3470 @ 3.2GHZ (4 CPUs) / AMD X8 FX-8350 @ 4GHZ (8 CPUs).
Looks like they want a quad core and I would not expect it to run on less than 4 threads no matter how much you overclock.
Heres GTA 5 running on AMDs cheapest CPU which is a dual core: