Recent content by jeremyp79

Id hop online and and look for a used 270x or something

You'll never get anywhere near what you have in it, but trying to sell it here, your best bet will be to part it out. A general rule of thumb, for current generation parts(which will exclude your video cards) is to take the new price, and subtract 20-30%, that should give you a ballpark estimate...

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I would bump up to the gtx 970 if ya can, the performance increase will be much more than the faster loading times you get from the ssd. Looks like a pretty good build.

For a budget i would just get a gtx 960. They go for around 200 bucks, and it's a big improvement over the 750 ti. Then when you have another 200 or so to spend bump up to an i5 cpu

Unless you want to replace the motherboard too, if 4690 is about the best cpu you can out on the board. For a 970, you'd have to bump up to a 500w power supply, so the upgrade would be in the 600 to 650 dollar range, assuming you're in the U.S. What kinda money are you looking to spend?

For reference, the 390 is just a rebranded 290x. It will probably give slightly better performance straight out of the box, but being a rebrand, you wont be able to overclock much if needed.

4790k would be pointless I'd almost think, im sure the board isnt capable of overclocking. Without any more info, I'd say get get an i5 4690, and bump up to maybe a gtx 960 or gtx 970 video card. You'd probably also want to get more ram, 8 gigs is pretty much standard. Without knowing what youre...

What power supply and motherboard do you have ?

The 770 could probably get you around 200 bucks. For the cpu/motherboard together expect to get about the same.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2g3pYJ Take a look at this one.

I would say go down to 16gb of ram, and grab a 980 instead of the 970. Also, if youre going to spend 200+ dollars on a motherboard, I would get an ASUS. You can get a sabertooth or maximus for what you're paying for that Asrock board.

Yeah, i completely avoid fedex if at all possible.

Usps has been much more reliable for me than UPS, but I do live in the middle of town. Their flat rate boxes have saved me TONS of money on shipping, and nothing ive sent(even as far as Cali from arkansas) has taken more than 3 days.