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I like NZXT for it's aesthetics, but have you considered Corsair?

yes, the order is correct, although the performance gain or loss is some what insignificant in some cases

this one is for DDR3, but has a very good depth of information on comparison between speed vs latency ; some of the inferences apply to all RAM in general http://www.anandtech.com/show/7364/memory-scaling-on-haswell

yes, at least 1070

anandtech.com had a good article with a detailed table on this; I will see if I can share it with you;

bad idea why? because a) no returns b) no warranties c) no exchanges d) no support also, considering that our shipping is not evolved, we are not protected from damages and tampering on the way

i hope you are aware that in either of the specs, you will need a) motherboard that supports memory overclocking, and b) cpu that can take advantage of the extra clock

looks good i can rate it at 5 stars for Indian subcontinent build standards (in the west, they go overboard with all those liquid cooling, and multi GPU setups) 1070 is the best value for your money presently, and probably the most purchased right now all around the world i don't see any...

MERGED QUESTION Question from arfiavenger : "Gaming cabinet and system fan"

arfi why 3 threads for one problem? U can put all your questions in a single thread too. http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3273610/gaming-mid-tower-case.html http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3273083/gaming-cabinet-aftermarket-cpu-cooler.html...

dell gets good reviews, series e is economy, s is affordable, p is not for gaming and u is luxury in our market

Between a laptop and a desktop, i would recommend a desktop any day for gaming. And pre-built vs assembled, that is no argument, as long as you get the one with good specs.

hello hazra, here is a thread that has exactly what you need; it also has links to other threads for builds with varying budgets; http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3127673/build-000-build.html

good choice of components, mostly some observations: 1. your i5 comes with default fan, and for the most purposes it works just fine 2. your RAM, they say it's good to get two small capacity sticks rather than one big one 3. your power supply, may be you want to upgrade to CS or at least CX...

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