Heres the build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/FZFJ
How hot/cool will this build be will the temperature stay coolish? if no it what could i add to keep it normal?
Give me any suggestions please.i have room for upgrade my budget is around $1100
sweet computer I would add a ssd may I suggest the samsung 840 120gb But if you are not into the ssd thing then It looks great
yea can you add a SSD and maybe you can use a old OS like your old win7 (if you have one) and do you think you can just use a old CD drive or a old HDD.
Cooling you will be fine. you can overclock it quite a bit by the looks of it
is there any way i can look at what kind of hard drive i got without opening my computer? i do have Win7 on my hard drive,its a 1tb but i dont know if its 7200RPM or just a 5400rpm one. if its good enough could i just scavenge that one and keep windows 7, if its a good hard drive thart will lower the price and give room for additions like a SSD or other stuff.
i'm sure someone will have a better way to find out. but you can use, Speccy (by piriform) it will give you info about your entire computer. http://www.piriform.com/speccy
I also remember reading somewhere on here that its recomended if/when you do transfer that hard drive over to your new system that you do a clean install of Windows 7 since it was originally formatted on your previous system which consisted of different components/hardware.
It looks good, but you have one big issue. You are running the very powerful FX-8350, yet you don't have an SSD. I know SSDs aren't essential, and you don't NEED to have one, and your HDD is high-quality and works well. However, there is absolutely no denying how BEAST SSDs are and how much they improve your boot-up and load times for everything. I added an A-Data XPG SX900 128GB SSD. These things are AMAZING, and come out a little under $1/GB. Your final price is a little over the budget, but again, if it's possible, you should definitely go for this.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/G4vb
LOL ok so i used Speccy and it says i dont even have any ram,a hard drive or an optical drive.