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i have had both my razer crapped out on me and the Logitech still kicking. i like the feel of the Logitech more and just not happy with the 6 months i got out of the razer. I liked the feel of the mouse and the software/customizability that it had more than razers even tho i have a Razer headset and keyboard. i personally will stick with Logitech for the mouse.

if you are doing gamming only stay away from sli. it will only make your life harder and sometimes it will hurt your frames even.

if you are doing gamming only stay away from sli. it will only make your life harder and sometimes it will hurt your frames even.

the temps are definitely normal if not actually pretty good. these cpus get so freaking hot.

option 2 or option 3 are gonna be your best bet. Just one thing to keep in mind is 1440p looks awesome but it is close to double the number of pixels  of 1080p. these displays will take a lot more power to run. if you want high refresh 100+ you will have to downscale the resolution in alot of modern games. I have had the acer and yes its not 1440p but personally, i like higher refresh more. it was really smooth and i personally love that monitor so much. The gtx1060 is best at 1080p but if you plan on upgrading soon and resolution is important for you go dell. 

your ssd is also really full as you fill up an ssd they will slow down quite a bit.

your ssd is also really full as you fill up an ssd they will slow down quite a bit.

it works on the motherboard but you gotta watch ram clearance mostly it comes down to case space

EK liquid cooling aluminum custome loop a240 $160 nice but spendy
Corsair H110i v2 about $110 this is an AIO
ARCTIC Liquid Freezer 240 this is$77 and is a good less
expensive AIO
for expensive air Noctua NH-D15 this one is amazing if you got the money and space i recommend
for bare minimum Hyper 212 EVO  tho be care full there isn't a ton of head room if any $30
for Cryorig H5 Ultimate for $45
mid range air go Cooler Master Hyper D92 for $40 or tho  i would go for Noctua if you can or an AIO cause intel gets hot!!!
 

also, you won't really need 16gb right now its a massive waste of money.

what do you mean by upgrade? Yes, you can add more ram and replace storage. For gpu and cpu no you can not replace those they are soldered.

i wouldn't go for it the screen is toast and repair isn't super easy and the parts aren't cheap, you would at the very least need new battery and screen and that will set you back quite a bit in cash, that's assuming nothing else is wrong and even if you get it working you will have a slower cpu, that gets very hot and is heavy and just burns through battery. Unless your the kind of person that likes to fix things for the fun of it don't go for it. there will be no profit in it and it will take a lot of time and money that just isn't worth it.

your best bang for the buck will be the RX 560 just go with that. depending on the program you will see bottleneck no matter what GPU you choose

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Same cores support CF on AMDs side, but not necessarily SLI support.
 
Actually, if it's from your friend, why dont you borrow it for a test? If it fails then you can give him back,

I would say 600-700

600-750

Ya i am just riding it out. I used a nicer power supply for awhile and that helped it but i ended up selling it cause it was worth alot.

the performance of the Gtx 1060 is only slightly better than a r9 280x. If you want a Nvidia gpu defiantly go the gtx 1070 or 1070ti at least, otherwise you wont see a huge increase in performance.

the performance of the Gtx 1060 is only slightly better than a r9 280x. If you want a Nvidia gpu defiantly go the gtx 1070 or 1070ti at least, otherwise you wont see a huge increase in performance.

Yeah you should be fine to run two fans off a single header, I run a 120 and a 200 off one header in my machine currently.

avoid astro like the plague.  Personally i think the Corsair are more comfortable but i have a odd head shape. Alot of people like HyperX headphones. The hyperX are a little more sound reducing . They have similar low and high Frequency's. The Corsair does have inline control so if you want that go Corsair. Otherwise go for what you think looks better.

i would buy a converter and plug it into your gpu that will be ur best and easiest solution

This is a solid budget build

Take it. A 1070 costs over $400 now. It might drop after 1070ti become more available, but the same amount of money for a 1080? No reason not to take it.