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"Reboot and Select proper Boot device or insert boot media in selected drvice and press a key" (sorry i cant reply to posts on the phone)

the thing is even if i so format the ssd, windows still would not install because of the error even with a clean ssd ive tried using usb 2.0 ports for the usb optical drive and the usb stick to install windows to no avail

I have previously installed win 7 on the ssd and i have also disconnected the secondary hard drive and with onlythe ssd connected it still would not boot to windows

So I recently installed windows 7 on an ssd for another computer, because on that computer windows 7 kept on getting a required cd dvd device driver is missing error using either an external usb optical drive or a usb drive. now i put the ssd back in the computer it wont recognise the windows...

Recording with Fraps does make FPS on games tank...

The difference between them is that the CT51264BA160BJ has 8 DRAM chips on it and the CT51264BA160B has 16 DRAM chips on it and according to a support employee at Crucial they cannot be mixed in the same system.

What power supply do you have?

It seems to be a bug with steam loading the list of games and programs on your computer and a fix was rolled out a while ago on the beta but the bug seems to be back again. So the solution to this is to complain to valve.

Glad I could help. :)

Save the money, the NZXT H440 case does have a power supply shroud to hide extra cables and wires and is very easy to build in with my experience.

If you don't want the extra cable cable clutter a non modular one brings and you're a first time builder, I'd say yes. Is this your first time building a PC btw?

Yes the "relatively new" Nvidia Maxwell architecture is VERY power efficient. EDIT: "I say relatively new" because it's Nvidia's newest technology. But I'm sure you know that right? Right? Or am I just talking to myself again... :P

550 Watts is more than enough for a GTX 960 even if you overclock it. If you do plan on SLI you may want a 650 Watt Power Supply. JohnnyGuru Review: http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story3&reid=225 About the surge protector...

Is the XFX power supply your old one?