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Beeps give you information about the issue it's dealing with. Depending on the system the beep intervals mean different things. It's probably a hardware issue you're dealing with. You should look up the beep code on your motherboard's manufacturer's website.

I just had a question in my head about the RAM usage and Graphic Cards. So hypothetically, let's say I'm using a.. say GTX 690 with a CPU that has an integrated graphics card. If I run a hardcore game does integrated and dedicated share the memory or does dedicated completely take over?? thanks

Most of the time single GPU is way more efficient and produce less heat (requires less fan too) than dual GPU set up. and I've always been an intel fan so I'm going to say i5 with 760.

Seems like your psu might be a bit of an overkill. Also I agree with getting a different CPU. If your budget is limiting get the AMD fx series, if not i5-4670k is a great cpu to have.

Hello, So currently I have an intel i5-4670k with a stock speed 3.4GHz and with the Heatsink it came with when I bought it. I really want to OC my CPU to 4.0GHz and to do that I wanted to install a water cooler to support the OC. Does that mean I need to upgrade my psu? My psu atm is 450w...

My current psu is making a hissing sound and it's really annoying. I was hoping to upgrade my psu soon anyway because it's only 450w, and I wanted to OC my cpu. And in the future get a better graphic card. Would XFX 550w 80 plus be a good upgrade? I'm going from 450 to 550w. My current build...

Get the first one with a $100-150 graphic card

IF you want a router under 50 dollars, I recommend getting Linksys E1200 or D-Link DIR-632. If you want a nice good kind of expensive one get NEtgear WNDR3700 (which is the one I really want currently) and then there's E4200... Benefits of DDwrt...

It helps a lot. But if you have the money for it, get a new router. And you can use ddwrt on top of that too which will make your router super awesome! it's important you find the right software though. You have to do some research on that

LGA 1150 is your socket for your mobo. So look for cpus that match to that.

You realize your mobo and your cpu isn't the match? with a z87 you need a 4th gen intel cpu. but if you want to keep with AMD FX 8350 (which I wouldn't go for but it's not too bad). Otherwise your FIRST gaming build is a beast man. you must be rich

I think your psu should be okay... kind of risky though. If it were me I would go 600 or 650w to be safe. And OCing up to 5.0GHz sounds very risky and I've never seen anyone OC up that high with a i5-4670k. Maybe up to 4.2GHz will be safe.