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It may ruin your hardware sooner but it gives mou more performance out of a CPU.If you are not planning on overclocking,you should stay away from K models.

Try setting your SSD to another SATA port.

Do you mean upgrading your case fans or installing an aftermarket cpu cooler?

Open Disk Management and then click Action.Then click rescan disks.I hope that helps you out.

You should go with option 1.The i3 will not bottleneck your GPU.But I would not suggest you going with option 1 if you are playing CPU intensive games like CSGO.

Get a low profile set of rams.

Yes,you better get an 450 watt or more if you plan on upgrading in the near future.

The cheapest competitive gaming monitor is Asus VG248QE.It is 144hz,24inches. AMAZON LINK: http://www.amazon.com/Asus-VG248QE-24-inch-Ergonomic-Back-lit/dp/B00B2HH7G0/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1456579615&sr=1-1&keywords=asus+vg248qe The thing is I dont know if this monitor is available in...

Whats your budget? In which resolution do you want to game?

Your graphics card can max out most recent games that came out but,as an amateur you should better follow my steps 1: Open the Nvidia Geforce Experience program http://imgur.com/3SwvWjt 2: Go to the games Tab 3: Choose your game 4: Click optimise http://imgur.com/AojBthp Aaand you are pretty...

Yes,all your system parts are compatible with eachother.

Many outcoming games will not support SLI