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550Ti is overpriced. Go with a 5770 or 460 instead. Also I think 6870s are around $175 now. Also PhysX is only used in a handful of games.

Go with Antec or Seasonic for the PSU. 650w should be fine for a single card. Maybe 750w if you want to SLI/Crossfire. Stock fans should be fine if you're not overclocking. Get the Hyper 212+ or NH-D14 if you are.

If you absolutely have to, go with Asus. Otherwise it's better to just build a gaming PC.

It's Aria [http://www.aria.co.uk/] and yeah most of the time the PSU's that come with the case are pretty bad unless they're from Antec or Corsair or something.

Give us the rest of the specs.

Go with 2x2gb of RAM. Also if you're on a budget, go with 500GB or less of HDD space; you can always add more later. As far as cases go, just get one that fits all your parts with good airflow and cable management. Also you're missing a PSU. There's not much you can do with £300...

The Antec 300 is pretty much being phased out and replaced by the One Hundred, which has a few more features, weighs a bit less, and is a bit cheaper. Also why wouldn't you want to overclock? The initial cost is like $10 more and will give you better performance in games than just throwing...

Uh. H67 and matx, non-k 2500, Caviar Green as primary drive,obsolete case, a PSU that's going to limit upgradibility, and more RAM than needed. bit-tech one is better. PSU on the small side though.

Bad as in not good.

That build is pretty bad. Also no you won't have to reinstall windows but you might have to revalidate it.

Learning how to build one would be a good start. Look around on the internet for some tutorials; there's a lot of videos on youtube. Then buy the parts from Newegg.

There's usually a 'source' or 'input' option on the monitor. The icon is usually a square with an arrow pointing in it. Try using that to set the input to digital/DVI.

You could but unless your laptop has an eSATA port it'd be incredibly dumb.

Swap out the fans for some low power Gentle Typhoons. Expensive, but very effective and quiet. Also go for a good HSF like the NH D14. Hyper 212+ if the NH D14 is too expensive.

Depends on what you're looking for. For general computing and schoolwork, I'd recommend a Thinkpad. Expensive, but top notch build quality. Otherwise something from Dell or HP would work, but keep in mind these laptops generally use Intel IGPs which are generally terrible for gaming. For...