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I first installed my SSD and it was running really quick but then I installed my HDD and set it as active partition which slowed down my SSD speed by a lot. Both of the storage drives are set as primary partitions. I want my HDD as a secondary or whatever it's called. How do I do this?

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This setup costs more but with these parts you shouldn't have issues. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/D8ygZL I swapped your mobo, RAM, SSD. You can save money on a CD/DVD writer by downloading the OS to a USB drive and installing it from there.

That list is private. But if it's the stock cooler it should fit in most cases because it's really small, although you should get an aftermarket cooler because that CPU is going to run hot.

R9 280X would be the best choice. Source: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-4.html

Don't build a PC to play BF4. It's horrendous garbage you are wasting your money.

My OS is running on a SSD and I plan to install games onto my HDD (5400 rpm) will my games be worse on a HDD rather than the SSD or will I not notice?

I had to activate the partition as 'active' now it all works.

Of course... SYSTEM SPECS: I5-4670K @ 4Ghz, CM 212 EVO, ASUS Z97 PRO, Crucial MX500 240GB, 1TB WD Green, Corsair HX 750, GTX 770 SC, Corsair 500R, LG GH24, VG248QE @ 120Hz http://imgur.com/3XyxYEE

So I can't install drivers for my mobo or anything else besides the Windows Updates and those didn't freeze. The freezing began when I started playing BF:BC2 and stopped when I rebooted but now I'm not sure if my SSD is screwed. Help.