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This system will be much better!!! https://pcpartpicker.com/list/bw8zTH

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All three ram sticks are the exact same, So you have to decide which one you want for color aesthetic.

Gaming performance is about 2-6 fps higher compared to Ryzen, but when streaming and having those extra cores and threads from Ryzen gives much better smoothness with no stutters or hitches, and won't account for any loss of fps when playing!

Ryzen builds are much better compared to i5 now a days. Understandable if you don't want ryzen, but if so which will be much better and future proof. Here is my parts, and I think you should get Ryzen instead of what you have: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qRw8gL

It's a budget build, but will have a playable framerate with 1080p at medium-high settings. You should lower the wattage on that power supply. Go ahead and try getting this one: https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Warranty-Power-Supply-100-N1-0400-L1/dp/B00LV8TZAG Your system is fully compatible with...

Overclock of your CPU can help substantially as well!!!

Download this: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/nvidia-inspector-download.html Make sure when download right click in the task bar and open up multi display powersaver and tick the box that I think says "3D something something" Nvidia Inspector will stop every 3d application from running...

What error message does it give you? Please next time give more information, thank you!

You should be golden ;) probably a 10-15% bottleneck in some games compared to an i7 7700k. I say go for it, and enjoy!!!

Go for the 560 ti. Dx12 will probably not increase performance for the 7790, so like I said 560 ti!

Overheating could be one of the many reasons why. You didn't leave your specs. V-Sync will only limit your fps to the hz on your monitor and not go past that limit, w/o V-Sync this causes more power to come from your computer and in return overheating.

I'm more on the Nvidia side as I feel they have better drivers then AMD. If you're not going to be gaming at 4k and ultra you will not be using 8gb of vram, and most likely never will in the next 2+ years you have it. So I say go for the 1060, but that's my call.

10% bottleneck mostly is not a big issue. Some people like the most out of their fps, and there's nothing wrong with that, but when it comes to budget building you have to sacrifice with what you have. i7-2600 is a good CPU. This is also mattering on the types of games you play and if they are...

Download this: http://www.iobit.com/en/driver-booster.php Driver Booster will upgrade your previous drivers, which might help with your freezing problem of the mouse. Also which windows do you use? One more thing check your device manager. Click the drop down menu for mice and other pointing...