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I have two 4gb ram sticks, am planning on increasing my memory to 16gb . Should I just get two more 4gb ram sticks or are there any benefits of getting two 8gbs ram sticks instead?

As the title suggests , which gpu would anyone recommend (preferably single not dual) could run games llikeBF4 at 60+ fps on at least high settings?

Looking to get a 4k or 2440p monitor for Christmas and I was wondering which graphics card would be able to run games like BF4 at atleast 60+ fps on high or ultra settings

i have been looking at the corsair h75 and was wondering if it was any good (main use will be to replace the stock intel cooler and if i do overclock down the line it will be minimal overclock, nothing radical)

I have nearly finished my new build and i was wondering whether to get 8gb of ram or move up to 16 gb. will 16 gb of ram be beneficial for new games coming out or is 8gb of ram enough ?

From my experience skyrim is not exactly graphic heavy or high resolution so playing on those settings shouldn't require much. Any preferences ?

The case should come with standoffs pre installed and screws required to install all necessary components . Just adding on to your build I would throw a an SSD (120Gb) just for the OS and other programs you will appreciate the performance and maybe upgrade the cavier blue to a black then get the...

The board will accommodate any GPU as long as it has a pcie slot. An unlocked cpu (or as referred to here as the "non k") won't bottneck anything , you would only worry about bottlenecks if you paired it with a lower end processor I.e Pentium and below.

If you are building a gaming pc i would invest in the i5 4670K (you could go for the 4690K but the price difference is not worth the performance in my opinion) if it will be used for CPU heavy tasks then the i7 4770k would be the best fit. i would also recommend investing into a single Gtx 970...

Use the six pin pcie provided by the card and connect it to one of the Molex connections. Job Done

I need some expert advise, I recently used a PSU calculator (which in most cases seems to be accurate ) which stated that a corsair RM 550 could power up this system without any problems System: CPU: Core i5 4670k (might be overclocking) MOBO: Msi Z87M Gaming SSD: Samsung 250 Gb SSD HDD...

Msi Z87M Gaming or the Asus Maximus Gene VI Z87 Personally am leaning towards the Asus but the Msi is cheaper and doesn't look bad at all

I have had the card since Christmas and I have never experienced a single problem besides sapphire are pretty reliable company. Trust me you won't regret it