GrantSor+1

PLUS, should I also consider an i5 4690k + an ECS GANK Z87 MACHINE for $10 more?

I don't think it will work, since the i7-4790k only has 16 PCIe lanes, so your 2-way SLI will use those lanes (8x 8x), and there will be no lanes left for the SSD (4 lanes).

I'd go with 2GPUs + Skylake in the future

The Price of an i5 4460 in the PH is $188 + the price of the mobo which is $98
So its $56 of
  Is it a good deal if Its my Fx-6300 + 970A-ds3p + $120 for the i5 +  board?
 
1.) I have a ram, a single stick 8GB Gskill RED which I removed because it doesnt match my theme (but I still use it) and Im planning to get a HyperX Black or  Dom Plats
2.)My cooler is a deepcool maelstrom 240, I got it for $74 ( my cpu costs  $119 here in the Ph)
 
I'll see.

At 4k the 8 GB is worth it.

Well I planned on using it on the forum, but you said so, so I'll use another one although its still mastah yoda

I was about to post this
Thanks dude

night theme? wat? I have a white background
About uninstalling Origin,BF4 Etc - Im going to have that as my last option coz I spent 5Days Downloading BF4 + DLCs +2Days checking and cleaning my rig
I'm currently using the Omega Driver
 
Im going to try that as soon as I am able to boot my PC

also the Glacer 240 you can expand it 

If you plan to get the G3258 i advise that you should get a Z board
Pros of getting G3258
-OC like hell
-you can upgrade down the road like an i7 or an i5
-cheap
some cpu intensive games like BF4 could benefit from the 860k's 4cores but its better to have less stronger cores than many weak cores
I would've bought the G3258 If it was released before I bought my rig last summer
 

That's a MSI Z77A-GD65 not a MSI Z87-GD65. The i7-3770K will work with the Z77 motherboard and the i7-4770K will work with the Z87 motherboard.

But you just said
with that aside go for 2 970.  2 970's outperform a single 980 for just 10%-ish increase in the cost of a single 980
Go for giggabyte, I hear many people complain about ASUS an MSI 970 coil whines 

problem with the mATX AMD mobos is they use crappy uncooled VRMs and chipsets
 
 
they cannot support the FX8320 without the VRMs cooking off and causing the performance drop
 
the minimum chipset to use is the 970

admin edit: added video inspired by this thread.
 

 
WARNING: I haven't seen anyone encountering this but just like overclocking, there is an inherent risk of damaging your display and it may not be covered by its warranty. It may not even be able to achieve the same settings other people are able to get.
 
Note: I did not make this guide but have used it on all of my monitors without any problems. Credits are due to the ones that originally posted these on another forum. 
 
What this guide is all about is how to get higher resolutions than what your display is capable of. It is called Downsampling. What it basically does is to have your GPU artificially push a resolution that's over what your display is able to do. The impact it will have on your GPU is equivalent to what it would do on a display that can actually output that resolution natively.
 
For example:
Your display is natively able to support a resolution up to 1920x1080. Using Downsampling it will send out a signal to tell your display to output a resolution of 2560x1440. Now on a display that can output a maximum resolution of 1080p has about 2 million pixels while a 1440p display outputs 3.7 million. Downsampling does not increase the amount of pixels being displayed. Itcan't go beyond that. What it does is bring that 1440p resolution to your 1080p display and compresses it to fit inside the screen. The effect it has is similar to zooming out on a lower resolution picture.
 
Below, you can see the difference in image quality on both images taken on the same display. Both images are using the same settings but with different resolutions.
 
 
Downsampling guide for NVIDIA cards: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=509076
 
Downsampling guide for AMD cards: http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=366244

$600 is 27,000php right? 

Go for the Asus M5A97 R2.0 at least... I'd recommend a 990x motherboard with better phases. For such as 6+2 and 8+2The asus M5A97 is 4+2, but many people on the forums recommends it. I personally had it myself, not bad, i regret not getting a 990fx though
Edit: if your getting a 970 motherboard at least get the Gigabyte 970A-Ud3p as it has a 8+2 phase

Go for the 990FX-UD3 if you plan to overclock
The reason why im not going to crank up the voltage is that my board(970A-DS3P) has a poor Powerphase design.
you can go for the UD3P version of that board or get a Gigabyte 990FX-UD3 instead

personally, id get the SSD first then save up to start your modding, as if you start half assed you wont push yourself to get into it, modding is not cheap at all, and when you get a nice case, you can mess around with your old one and mod that, and learn about modding in the time between buying your SSD and saving up for a new case =)  

It's a retarded app imo, and this is why:
 
-First off, the user interface is dumb. I don't know who designs those instead of going for a clean looking and functional one. Full screen layout feels sluggish. I also don't like the app maximized, 
-Game optimizations are mostly wrong. It kinda "forces" you to a specific preset and if you change something manually, even in the app itself, it keeps saying that the game isn't optimized.
-DVR is a plus. and aparently works decently. I would like to see it as part of the AMD drivers and not part of an app. 
-Twitch streaming is beta for ages: typical AMD, the queen of unfinished software. Tbh, it's kinda useless since alot of game are starting to come out with a streaming option inbuilt. Also, a regular streamer would use OBS or xplit and probably use Intel quicksync or adm integrated gpu for that.
-The point system is a plus: you can get free stuff out of it, but thats the only good thing there

Please provide your full specs.
Full details if you OC'ed
And more specific/detailed story

I waaant this. Hope this isnt a scam tho. Linus wouldn't like dat

Come on guys. do that guy a build. He said he was doing it for a "SHE"

That power supply is best used in the garbage bin.
 
2 12V rails, with 10A and 13A respectively, no more than 20A combined. Please... It is certified for 300W at 25C ambient, but I would not run a decent graphics card (or anything) on that, given the low Amperage. 
 
To identify the specific model, I think we need the bit that's just cut out at the top.

i have Cooler Master Elite 350W

Yep also 4+1 the only difference is they extreme 4 has USB 3 or SATA III ( I dont know which )
Will a Gigabyte 970-UD3 be ok? * sorry for invading the thread