Something tells me you're spending upwards of $2.5k the wrong way.

Not really I have been saving up for the better part of a year to do this so not really.

Keep everything the same maybe increase the ram to 1866Mhz Memory, Makes games abit better for the future and it's not that expensive, And just get windows 7 Oem or whatever it's cheaper and it's the same, just don't get a fancy box with it that's all

Truth- wrote Keep everything the same maybe increase the ram to 1866Mhz Memory, Makes games abit better for the future and it's not that expensive, And just get windows 7 Oem or whatever it's cheaper and it's the same, just don't get a fancy box with it that's all

Thanks for the input I did what you said and I do think this makes the computer a better overall build!

I'd switch out the RAM, It's CAS 11 which is rather slow, especially for the price you're spending, it also would be clocked down due to Haswell's recommended voltage.
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