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I was able to get to the point where I would be able to get to the Windows installation but it says that it wasn't able to install Windows 10. Would that also mean that I need a new hard drive?

When I tried turning on my computer I was logged into a temporary account. I tried restarting the computer but it had an infinitive loop on the screen "Preparing Automatic Repair". I tried to reinstall Windows 10 and now it got to a blue screen where it says something about recovery/repair...

Is my PSU suitable for the rest of the parts?

Is this PC setup good for gaming, and if so can anyone estimate how long it will last before I need an upgrade? I m planning on playing games like Witcher 3, NBA 2k15, and Dragon Age Inquisition on medium/high settings. (My budget is $530) https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Jsast/saved/#view=bDwnTW

Ok. Thank you so much for the help!

Should I get more fans?(The case comes with 2). I'm not planning on overclocking.

Would I be able to use a Corsair 200R case instead?

If I use the processors integrated graphics will the games still be able to run

I want to play games like dragon age inquisition, gta V, Witcher 3, and NBA 2k15

Is there another cpu that is close to the i3 but quad core. Several of games I want to play require a quad core cpu. Or can the i3 act as a quad-core? Thanks

I'm trying to build a gaming of with a $500 budget. Is this good for $500? Also what PSU should I get? http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Jsast/saved/Jp9LrH

Thx for the help! I have considered everything you guys have said and think i'm ready to start buying.

I've started to learn about PC's and I want to build a gaming PC. I was wondering if this setup would be able to run next-gen games(e.g Witcher 3, Dragon Age Inquisition, NBA 2k15, Mortal Kombat X, Assassin's Creed Unity) I'm open to improvements. (P.S. My budget is $1200)...