Thanks for the answers, advice and explanation regarding SSD.
I'm currently running win7 32-bit but I'm doing my best to get a working 64-bit version to increase RAM. I also Heard win 8 is really bad, I dont know if the people I ask talk from performance experience or just a lot of customization cludder. Sounds cool though if it works better with AMD as I've always had those.
They seem to give more bang for the buck if you know what I mean, Intel always looked overpriced imo both with motherboards aswell as the CPU itself. Ofcourse I understand that Intel does indeed perform better than AMD but once again, is it worth it? I'm also not very into overclocking as I dont feel I can Control it well enough and might just end up with me melting a 160$ CPU wich isnt much of interest
Regarding the SSD; If it's only a matter of loading programs I'm perfectly fine with my current mechanical disk wich loads Everything Quick enough for me, my need for speed in that area isnt very demanding
And yes the HDD I use got 7200 RPM and 64Mbit cache memory. I Heard there are disks with 10k RPM, Worth it?
When it comes to the RAM I perfectly agree with you that I need more than 4GB even though that's standard today.
Ever since I bought this PC I havent really been restricted in terms of what games I can play but when I was going to buy the new(flushed)MMO Wildstar it said it needed 4GB minimum and as I use 32-bit I'm topped at 3.25GB. So I'm in dire need of fixing that
Cycrops: No I didnt ask anyone about it and I kind of regret it as I had a working AMD Phenom 850 x4, the main problem with that CPU was that the L3 cache was locked in BIOS and I had no idea how to fix that so I bought a new one. I started looking around on hardware sites where they did tests on current generation CPU's and the FX-8350 looked very promising.
The wattage on the new PSU is 750w, I had 600 Before but I'm planning on getting a beefier GPU soon and wanted some swing space to be more flexible. It was also cost the same as the 600w ones for some strange reason, 80$.
The GPU you linked look very good, but just out of curiosity why nvidia? I'm not very well read about the subject but I always thought ATI aka AMD was better on GPU's.
The RAM you linked looks a bit expensive though, I dont know what the prices range from these Days but when I bought my computer it cost around 7$ per GB
And as a last answer @Shakadam yes I'm currently using the stock cooler and I'm planning on buying
http://www.inet.se/produkt/5322017/c...-hyper-212-evo
Once again I'm not comfortable doing something I have no knowledge of so I dont know if I'm going to overclock my CPU. A followup question to that though, my FX-8350 is an 8core, is this good for games? When I read around about it most people tended to say that it was best at streaming gameplay wich ofcourse is a big plus for me BUT, is it any major difference compared to say a 4core CPU when you look at raw FPS in-game?