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http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.2466098 seems like a really good deal and it would keep me right around $1000....even if i upgrade to a 970 vid card

I would love a 980 card....but they are kind of expensive...hovering around $500-$600....i'm thinking about going with a 970 which is more in my price range $300-400

I do plan on upgrading to a 970 or 980 as well....sorry i didn't mention that in my original post

i've read all the reviews and it seems that the 6700k finishes at the top most times for gaming tests....i know either processor would suffice...but what would you choose if you were doing an upgrade?

So i'm looking to upgrade my current build which is the following: CPU: i5 3570k Mobo: AsRock Z77 Extreme4 RAM: DDR3 GSkill Ripjaws HD: Intel 250GB SSD w 1TB Seagate Case: Corsair Vengence C70 Video: Geforce 560 Ti 2GB So my main reason for upgrading would be because i really want to :) Even...

As an IT manager my first step would be to try a new or different hard drive. It really sounds like a problem with your boot HD.

I was very surprised when reading this review and how negative it was....Look at any of the other reviews and they RAVE about the new camera and how it is the best of any smartphone available. Many of the other reviews LOVE this phone....so i'm not sure why this one is so negative.

I would recommend Windows 10 I'm an IT manager who has extensive experience with all 3 OS's and I can tell you that i love Win 7, hate Win 8, and had my doubts about windows 10. However i thought i would try out 10 and give it a chance as i have to test it out for my users anyways before we...

You definitly want a 7200rpm drive...5400rpm drives are ok, but noticeably slower, i'm not sure about the density thing, but speed is king with gaming....i mean we are talking like less than $15 more for a 7200rpm drive....new....not sure why you would ever want to buy refurb or used for that...

I wouldn't ever purchase a hard drive used...and the 2 choices are both 5400rpm drives...go to newegg and spend $46.99 w free shipping and get a 500GB 7200rpm drive http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA67S2188911

Yes you should be able to run it fine on like 1920x1080...play with the settings if needed if you notice slowdown but you should be fine. Also i believe the game launcher may auto determine the best settings based on your hardware.

No real advantages....maybe resources like memory etc....if you only use the system for gaminjg...but if you have a really great system, then there is no point really