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My quick bit of advice, go to the library of youtube and lookup computer cleaning and thermal compound replacement videos. Familiarize yourself before attempting this and if you have any doubts at all stop what your doing and seek more help.

Honestly, if I were you I would get 8GB memory and a GTX 750 ti, that shouldnt cost too much and almost double your gaming performance in most games. Otherwise if you can save up for some new parts later, get the gtx 750 ti now and it should be compatible with a new motherboard, cpu and ram...

That wheel is missing a pedal...

It will be just fine, I run a stock 2600K with a stock gtx 780. I can play all my games maxed out with 1080p

I dont understand your build, are Titan X's dirt cheap where you come from?

Throwing my two cents in here, you should have no problem with board damage with a slightly heavy heat sink. As long as you follow the instructions and use a decent quality heatsink you should be fine. I recommend the Cooler Master 212 Evo because of the price and performance. I have used...

The DLINK has wireless N (~300mbps wireless speed) and supports 1Gbps wired speed, the Netgear is stuck on wireless g (~54mbps wireless speed) and 100mbps wired speed (~1/10 the speed of the DLINK. I would chose the DLINK router because its faster all around.

With your build you should have no problem with a gtx 960, just dont get two and SLI them, your power supply wattage is only high enough for one card long term

I would recommend a better monitor, the resolution for your current monitor is 1024x768. I run my games on a 1920x1080 monitor

You should wait like one more month for the intel skylake processors, just my two cents

The GTX 960 is in your price range, can you give us a little more detail on what you will be pairing it with?

I prefer a wood tabletop, but it sounds like your sweating the small stuff. Just do it somewhere that wont cause alot of electrical build up. Make sure you ground yourself out just for safety of the components. I build several rigs a year and have yet to blow a component to static. Doesnt...

I have bought and sold a ton of electronics on ebay. I wouldnt stress about getting bad parts, and if you do just start a claim on ebay. The seller should work with you to fix the problem and the worst case scenario you get refunded. eBay treats the customer first. Just make sure everything...

The GTX 970 would be an excellent upgrade, you can go higher sure, but you will be paying a premium (Around $175) for about 10% more performance than a GTX 980 You can compare a GTX 760 to a GTX 970 at GPUBoss. It looks to be about %40 percent better than an average 760...