Jordan Rage

Thanks man, no I did not connect any power to it.

Thank you, I understood this from the last comment. (: But thanks for the picture.

Thank you, I understood this from the last comment. (: But thanks for the picture.

Oh, lol. The chinese should really just fix that and there fakes will be more real.

What about the good reviews... maybe bots.

Is it "Okay?" Yes
 
Its a great choice for the price and what it does. How long it lasts is based on how you use it. Its not as fast, or reliable as the samsung ssds in my experience, but so close it doesn't affect most things especially given the price. But if you can afford a little extra, I would suggest the samsung 850 SSDs.

I have it's bigger brother the 525 GB and it is pretty good, but see if it's replacement fits in your budget the MX500.

Thx for the help....

Well, I am going to use the psu you advised, thank for your help. 

thanks, I am really impatient, i will just get 2666MHz 16GB since it's the same price a 2133 version

thanks, I am really impatient, i will just get 2666MHz 16GB since it's the same price a 2133 version

thanks, I am really impatient, i will just get 2666MHz 16GB since it's the same price a 2133 version

Thank you, mister CrippledROBOT

The sweet spot is 3000-3200mhz. The performance bump that you get there over something like 2666mhz for nearly every task that I can think of is fairly minor. All modern DDR4 will physically fit with every motherboard that is rated for DDR4, but not every motherboard will be able to run your RAM at those speeds. I would get 16gb of 2666-3200mhz. Past that you're paying a whole lot for some numbers that have little no real benefits in real world applications. Furthermore, the CAS latency rises greatly (usually). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAS_latency
 
The lower the CAS latency, the better! But you also want high frequency too. There should be an equation in that link I sent. But again, just pick up some G.Skill or Corsair 2666-3200mhz 16-18 CAS RAM. Cheers!
 
 
NOTE: RAM is already extremely expensive right now due to worldwide shortgages (yay...). That means that you'll be paying a whole heck of a lot more for RAM than normal. Therefore, high speed RAM will be even more overpriced than it should be. 

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