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so far I'm looking at these three:
 
QNIX QX 2710
http://www.ebay.com/itm/221413502872
 
X-STAR DP2710
http://www.ebay.com/itm/321135502506
 
Achieva Shimian QH2700
http://www.ebay.com/itm/121150397449
 
They all seem pretty similar, but I'm not sure which would be the best choice.  Also, is it worth paying $30-$40 extra for the "Perfect Pixel" models?  The normal models might have up to 5 defective pixels, but would it really be noticeable? 

Thanks, I will buy B85 so I get the USB 3.0 support (it seems that my case doesn't have normal USB headers). I'm not planning to upgrade the PC in 3-4 years, so Broadwell isn't in my plans

I also don't like the 200r, the 230t is cheaper than the 300r, and have LEDS. At least the 230t have more ventilation than the 200r...

Go to "Integrated Graphics Devices". What options do you have? If you can, take a photo and upload it.

Sorry if I hijack your post, but I have the same question. I need a PSU for an i5 4570 paired with a GTX 760, and a lot of people told me that the CX 600 isn't a good unit, that I should get something better like Cooler Master V550 or Antec HCG 620. What should I do? D:

Okay. Got this for you. EDIT: I forgot RAM wait

Also, is there any other website that you could buy parts? I'm trying to scrounge for the cheapest parts possible.
 
Will you want to overclock if you can?
 
Do you ever plan on having two graphics cards or more?
 
HOW important is power consumption? because in the US on average it takes 10 years for the power costs to make the 8350 more expensive than the i5 4670k.
 
Do you already have a hard drive or a case? That would really help.

How's this build?
 
 
It cuts down on your electricity bill by having an APU instead of a CPU + Graphics card. It also lets you have a big SSD and a 1TB HDD. Unfortunately because of shipping fees all of the cases were super expensive so I went with a nice but very cheap case to put all your stuff. I put in very fast RAM because it really helps you for APUs, and I chose a budget friendly motherboard which doesn't have overclocking features I believe, but your electricity costs are bad so I don't think you would want to overclock anyways. If you DO want to overclock, get an overclocking motherboard instead and change the SSD to a 120GB SSD.

Oh, if you can get that for a lower price, I'll update the list, now with RAM. 
Almost no card is THAT power hungry, don't worry Only if you go to like a R9 290X or R9 295X2 or Titan Z, will you need more than 500W.
By the way, that Digital life website was always the cheapest one for all the parts. That is a great website for the people down in Mexico
This is the most powerful computer you can get for your budget. Have fun!

Don't worry.http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2135593/m5a78l-lx3-6300.html

Dont worry about the 3.8GHz the 4670 is better. Just go for what I posted it's the best for your money

Go i5 with a 660, 750ti, or 760
Or i5 270x overclock it
Or amd processore and any gpu