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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/HjCsTW plus my R9 290 TRI-X OC I wanted to know if this would run all new games at 60FPS+ at 1080p

I want to know how good the 6700k would be with the sappphire trix 290 oc compared to my 8350 (4.7GHz). I would also like to know what would be a good motherboard to pair with it.

I have a 1tb seagate barracuda, but if a ssd will help actual game performance I might get one

My current specs: 290 Tri-X 8350 gigabyte 990fxa Corsair H80iGT rosewilll photon 750w 8gb 1600 corsair xms3 ram I was looking for a good motherboard/cpu replacement that can get me better than 37 fps on ARMA 3 on high settings, my 8350 just is holding back my gfx card I appreciate the help :D

I love this website because it helped me build my computer and is comprised of some of the best people ive talked to. :D

could change the 280x to a 290x and still cost less than the 970 build and will out perform it at higher resolutions.

The i7 is better but it also cost Intel's premium price of 300$+ while the 8350 is only 170$. I have an 8350 and its more than enough to get by with.

Networking isn't my expertise so I can't be much more helpful. But I do suspect that a (PCI Card?) only works for the PC its connected to. D: Sorry friend

When it comes out it shouldn't be too hard to do, I suspect you could just go to Microsoft's website and download it from there when it's available.

Adapters recognize and connect to wifi, I do not believe that you can broadcast your own signal with just an adapter.

If you don't care about the price get an origin pc or something, those look real nice.

Its 140$ for the cheapest 750 ti(off newegg) Its 150$ for the cheapest R9 270x(off newegg also) The 270x is gonna get better performance in more games and last longer into the future, so when you do plan on upgrading everything else your GPU is up to date.