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Assuming they are all 8gb, they are all fairly even. I would go with option 1 with the G4400/750ti as it's the newest and least power hungry.

You need a HDD cloning software. Since you bought a Samsung, they actually have a free software that works only for migrating to their drive. I think this link is it... http://www.samsung.com/global/business/semiconductor/minisite/SSD/global/html/support/downloads.html All you do is plug it...

Anything used is a risk. Used SSDs this size are pretty old... (a few years is old) so it's likely more on the end of it's life in regards to read and write. It's surely got at least a year left, but for the money I'd still go new just to save from potential headache. I have built lots of PCs...

The Razer is a better gaming PC while the Macbook Pro 15" Retina is essentially the best all around laptop. I'm sure the Razer is more expensive as well depending on what Macbook specs you're wanting. I would go with the Retina and run bootcamp. If you're going for computer science, the Mac will...

This all depends on how good you want it. For $650 you can build or buy a fairly well pre-built/second hand machine. A mid-level machine like the one you spec'd should be well within reach. At the end of the day, all that really matters for a "strictly gaming PC" is a good graphics card and...

I also retain the ability to do SLI if I decide to double up.

I built a mATX workstation. Compact, but I was still able to fit a 240mm CPU cooler, oversized PSU, and GTX 970. It's difficult finding a small form factor case that can do all that. -Raijintek Styx Micro ATX Case -Intel i7 5820K -Asus X99-M WS -Cougar CFD 120mm Red LED Fan -G.Skill...

Unfortunately, the used market isn't demanding for custom builds. With the operating system, you're looking at $400-550 depending on the condition of your tower. Systems with similar specs and newer hardware go for about 600-800. One of our office workstations uses the same setup but with 16gb...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231930 That one is 3200 and x99 compatible so it says. It's what I have on my x99.

I bought a quad channel 32GB kit for my X99 Build. There is a version that is "x99" compatible for DDR3200. It works, but I can't get XMP to run without crashing. =( I figured I'd go quad sooner or later so I sprung to get all 4 sticks to avoid purchasing a dual now that is not build the same...

Hey All, Thanks for viewing my inquiry and thanks in advance if you have any thoughts on helping me sort out my PC problem. I'm new to the community, but I've been skimming the forums and blog for quite some time. I've built many workstations and game PCs but I am not by any means a pro at...