Really depends on your max price.

I'd have to see the exact model of Mobo to be sure but a good cheap upgrade from what you have would be a GTX 950[www.newegg.com] 2 sticks of DDR3[www.newegg.com] and a 430w PSU[www.newegg.com] so you have a little overhead for overclocking

the total comes out to about $190 USD I could find a weaker GPU and cut it down to about $130 USD but it's not recommended

I was aready mostly done with choosing the parts, and they are similar to what you describe, a gtx 950, two ram sticks and a 430/500 watt psu. I was more specifically asking for " General Building" guides for those parts, as alrhough I know it shouldn't get overcomplicated, I haven't done this before so i'd like to stay on the safe side.

Originally posted by Alpha Compa:

I was aready mostly done with choosing the parts, and they are similar to what you describe, a gtx 950, two ram sticks and a 430/500 watt psu. I was more specifically asking for " General Building" guides for those parts, as alrhough I know it shouldn't get overcomplicated, I haven't done this before so i'd like to stay on the safe side.

ohh, you mean like how to put them together?

Originally posted by Alpha Compa:

I was aready mostly done with choosing the parts, and they are similar to what you describe, a gtx 950, two ram sticks and a 430/500 watt psu. I was more specifically asking for " General Building" guides for those parts, as alrhough I know it shouldn't get overcomplicated, I haven't done this before so i'd like to stay on the safe side.

Use any video on YouTube. Building a PC is literally like building with legos.

Make sure to purchase a wifi card. Otherwise, your pc cannot connect to wireless connections.

Originally posted by Quixenare:

Originally posted by Zennock:

Make sure to purchase a wifi card. Otherwise, your pc cannot connect to wireless connections.

And make sure to have a keyboard and mouse too. I heard those were useful.

I'm pretty sure people know about buying a keyboard and mouse but I don't think many people know about the importance of wife cards.

Get a GTX 1080

For PSU's, don't go with Corsair's CX and RM series, they're not neccesarily bad PSUs, but they're not designed for gaming rigs.

Originally posted by MGGAR:A IDr. Robotic Malevolence:

Get a GTX 1080

Not every people can afford it.

Originally posted by Zennock:

Originally posted by MGGAR:A IDr. Robotic Malevolence:

Get a GTX 1080

Not every people can afford it.

Then get a GTX 1070.

Originally posted by Pepsibot! #IStillDon'tCare:

Originally posted by Zennock:

Not every people can afford it.

Then get a GTX 1070.

Or just wait for AMD to release something that can compete with it.

Originally posted by Pepsibot! #IStillDon'tCare:

Originally posted by Zennock:

Not every people can afford it.

Then get a GTX 1070.

Even a hundred dollar can be quite expensive.

Originally posted by Alpha Compa:

I was aready mostly done with choosing the parts, and they are similar to what you describe, a gtx 950, two ram sticks and a 430/500 watt psu. I was more specifically asking for " General Building" guides for those parts, as alrhough I know it shouldn't get overcomplicated, I haven't done this before so i'd like to stay on the safe side.

uhh, wait for the rx 470. and the 500w psu will be enuff. as for the cpu, get the i3-4160 since you're on haswell (or an i5 4460, depends on how much money you got). also, how much data and speed for the dual channel kit you got?

Originally posted by Zennock:

Make sure to purchase a wifi card. Otherwise, your pc cannot connect to wireless connections.

Mine already has wireless support, but i'm using ethernet anyways.

Originally posted by Pepsibot! #IStillDon'tCare:

Originally posted by Zennock:

Not every people can afford it.

Then get a GTX 1070.

I don't need that high, for my needs 950 should be enough.

Originally posted by Littlefoot:

For PSU's, don't go with Corsair's CX and RM series, they're not neccesarily bad PSUs, but they're not designed for gaming rigs.

I'm going with an Evga, similar/ the same one that devoid linked.

Originally posted by Zalinto:

Originally posted by Alpha Compa:

I was aready mostly done with choosing the parts, and they are similar to what you describe, a gtx 950, two ram sticks and a 430/500 watt psu. I was more specifically asking for " General Building" guides for those parts, as alrhough I know it shouldn't get overcomplicated, I haven't done this before so i'd like to stay on the safe side.

Use any video on YouTube. Building a PC is literally like building with legos.

This is what I figured it would boil down to. The only thing that I expect to give me trouble is the power since my case is fairly small.

Originally posted by Nave:

Originally posted by Alpha Compa:

I was aready mostly done with choosing the parts, and they are similar to what you describe, a gtx 950, two ram sticks and a 430/500 watt psu. I was more specifically asking for " General Building" guides for those parts, as alrhough I know it shouldn't get overcomplicated, I haven't done this before so i'd like to stay on the safe side.

uhh, wait for the rx 470. and the 500w psu will be enuff. as for the cpu, get the i3-4160 since you're on haswell (or an i5 4460, depends on how much money you got). also, how much data and speed for the dual channel kit you got?

I'm not buying past what I said in the op, and for the kit i'm goig with 2x 4gb, 1600 ddr3