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Any recommendation on which is the better SSD, for boot drive and some games storage. They're both currently ~$130 on Newegg. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820228143 https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820329008

Love them, or hate them. Blizzard makes a huge impact on gaming...PC gaming especially. And they're slated to debut a new title next month at PAX East. Confirmed not to be an expansion or sequel to any current title. And not going to be their next MMO(Titan). That leaves either Blizzard All-Stars, their version of DotA. Perhaps a resurgence of StarCraft Ghost...would go along with their return to console gaming. Or...something else entirely. http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/02/blizzard-set-to-debut-something-new-at-pax-east/

Couple of your questions I didn't answer... You can get by just with the Battlechest for now if you want. It will give you the first 2 expansions, so you can level up to 80. You'll get access to all the Vanilla classes and races, as well as Blood Elf and Draenai races from Burning Crusade. And Deathknight Hero class from Wrath of the Lich King(You have to have a level 55 or higher of any other class to unlock Deathknights, because they start at level 55). As far as professions go, you'll get everything except Archaeology. Adding Cataclysm will give you access to the Worgen and Goblin races. As well as Archaeology profession. And level cap of 85 And Mists of Pandaria will give you Pandas(They're cooler then they sound) and the Monk class. And level cap of 90. Summary and rundown of the classes. Really just depends on your playstyle. With exception to the Rogue(awesome class, just not my thing), i've played them all. And they're all fun in their own way. If you do play, just take your time and enjoy it. Smell the roses. I wish I could go back and re-experience the game for the first time again. As much as i've enjoyed it since, the magic of playing it the first time will never be the same.

You can get the Battlechest for $11 on Amazon right now. Comes with Vanilla WoW, and first 2 expansions. Then Cataclysm is $18, and Mists of Pandaria is $30. $60 for that much content is a pretty big value, especially if you've never played before. Subscription is $15 a month. I've been pretty much actively subscribed since December of 2004. Quit for awhile at the end of Cataclysm, but overall no regrets. Mists of Pandaria is the best the game has been since Burning Crusade(First expansion). And in my opinion, is the best the game has been overall. Too many people look back on vanilla with rose tinted glasses. The game is still running strong...don't let burnt out naysayers tell you otherwise. Sure, they're not up to their peak of 12 million subs. But the fact that they still are hanging on to around 10 million after 8.5 years shows the type of game WoW is. It'll be a long ass time before another MMO hits those kind of numbers...let alone one with a subscription model. Most are going free to play these days. If you're not entirely sure about it, get the Starter Edition. Lets you play indefinably capped at level 20. You'll have a few restrictions...can't use the auction house or trade with players. And can't use General Chat channels. (Both to cut down on spammers and gold sellers). But it might give you an idea if you'll even enjoy the game enough to warrant spending the money.

Looks like the Australian version of ITT Tech.

You have to PM him your email associated with your Steam account so he can gift it to you.

Got mine. Thanks!

Bought mine from Newegg. Came with a card with a code on it. Went to the site, entered the code. Got an email instantly with the Crysis 3 code for Origin, and stated i'll receive the Bioshock key as soon as its released. All in all, took about 5 min to start the download of the game itself. Should only take longer, if you don't already have an Origin account.

It only really matters if you are running an APU. You won't notice enough difference with an 8350 to justify the extra cost.

If you go with the 7950, get the Sapphire version. Price is about the same. There's been numerous people reporting receiving voltage locked cards with the newest revision of Gigabytes 7950.

Then do dual 690s. All the Titan evaluations thus far, have seemed pretty lackluster. That its a very niche gpu. And at $1000, its terribly overpriced. I'd say, ideally. Wait til Titan drops to a more reasonable price, in the $700-800 range. Then get 3 or 4 in SLI.

Thermaltake Level 10 GT, and Chaser MK-1 both support it. Both are badass, underrated cases.

Their Capstone PSUs actually aren't bad. Rosewill is a decent budget brand. Some of their stuff is crap. Sometimes though you'll find a diamond in the rough.

Sounds like a good plan.