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Also any particular reason as to why you went with the green drive?

If all the gaming he would be doing is WoW and LoL I think that the GTX 460 is a good card, but the GTX 560 is a better overall card for roughly the same price.

Here ya go http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=19101726 this build will wreck just about anything you throw at it. Let me know what you think, and if you have any questions or concerns.

Yes you would notice the upgrade, especially with the increase in CPU power.

Well, if your just gonna be doing gaming and small editing you don't the 2600k, the 2500k will be more than enough. Also once you plan to do some OCing you're going to need a Mobo with at least 8 power phases. As for the RAM you don't need 1866MHz there really isn't any performance increase past...

Follow up question... do you plan on doing any OCing? Also do you need mouse, keyboard, monitor, HDD? And what kind of case are you looking to get, something subtle or something flashy with lights.

kk couple of questions... what will you be doing with this rig? Gaming, video, picture, media editing? 3-D rendering? Also do you plan on overclocking your CPU and/or GPU? This way I can help you out better and get a feel for what you need, because right now those parts seem kind of random.

No problem really glad that I could help. If you have any other questions just let me know, and I'll help out best I can.

the intel build can handle any GPU givin that it has enough power from the PSU. Yes that is only 4GB of RAM, yes you could easily upgrade to 8GB this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820104246 or this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231416 would...

The intel build with the Micro ATX mobo comes to $295.97 including shipping. The intel build the the Full ATX mobo comes to $330.97 including shipping.

For gaming you're going to want to look at a quad-core CPU. I would recommend the 2400 by Intel as it is only $10 more than the 2300.http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115074 . This would really be the ideal upgrade for you, Intel is the way to go for gaming...

Well if you give me a rough budget I can price out a nice upgrade for you by the end of the night.

Wow really like that set up Tobias H, do you plan on OCing the CPU and GPU? Even if you do a minor OC you could probably get away with a 600w PSU, just so you don't bottleneck. Though if you plan on adding another 560 ti down the road go with a 750-800w PSU.

I would agree with maxfed that you really should consider a whole computer upgrade. Though I was curious as to why you are not crossfiring your GPUs? As for the RAM to be honest anything over what you already have won't really have a big impact on performance. Plus you can only go up to 8GB and...

Make sure that you have everything in your rig seeded properly, and that you have all the latest drivers for everything.

You would need to post the rest of your specs as M_Kincy said.

Well if you're really into gaming, and you plan to OC then I would go with the Intel 2500k. If you aren't into OCing then I would just suggest the Intel 2400. As for RAM I would go with at least 4GB 1600MHz (I usually recommend 8GB 1600MHz, just because for the price you really can't beat it)...

You would see more of an increase if you upgraded you Mobo/CPU/RAM. Though it will be more expensive to upgrade those, it will be worth it. Especially if your into gaming.

This is your dual 4850's http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/1471/sapphire_radeon_hd_4850_in_crossfire/index5.html and this is the 6870 benchmarks http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/3601/amd_radeon_hd_6870_1gb_video_card/index3.html . There would be an increase in GPU power, but it wouldn't be an...

Yup I would agree with M_Kincy, did more research last night. You should have at minimum 750w.