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A 1050 or 1050 Ti would be a solid budget GPU. Anything higher than that would probably be bottlenecked by the Pentium.

My personal experiences with the i5-4690K and the i7-4790K were very good. The i7 I got up to 5.0GHz stable but I did not run it 24/7. But that 4790K was an absolute beast. With stock clocks of 4.0GHz you couldn't go wrong. Also an honorable mention to the i5-3570K. That one I had running at...

This is not possible unless you are transferring it to another dell case due to the inverted design of the motherboard. No regular off-the-shelf computer cases will work with the 380 motherboard.

I would REALLY like to win this game because after using the little bit of gift cards I got for Xmas on FO4 I am tapped out! Thanks THW!

I just ordered an Alienware with 980M, 4k display, and the 6820HK mentioned in this article. Should I cancel and hold out for one of these newer models with desktop 980?

Check these link out because I was wondering the exact same thing: http://www.overclock.net/t/1402511/a8-5600k-and-a8-6600k-crossfire-possibilities-with-radeon-7770#post_20298446 http://www.overclock.net/t/1383583/first-hand-experience-performance-of-a8-5600k-crossfire-with-amd-hd6670

EVGA 660 Superclocked is the best. Superclocked or FTW Signature 2 both by EVGA. I have the SIg2 and the benchmark out of the box was same as reference 660 Ti. 15% boost over reference! Just get a superclocked EVGA of some variety they are overclocked from the factory

Yeah that setup is really old. You say you've had that computer for 3-4 years? There is no way it was new even back then. Pentium IV's haven;t been but in new machines in ages. Like since 2003-2004 (guess). You really wouldn't be able to upgrade your video card anyway because I'm willing to...