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You should replace the 4770K with a 4690K, as there is virtually no difference in gaming performance, and then replace the 760 with the new 970, if you can find one in stock. I would also recommend buying an ssd, because it increases the usability and everyday speed of your pc
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You should replace the 4770K with a 4690K, as there is virtually no difference in gaming performance, and then replace the 760 with the new 970, if you can find one in stock. I would also recommend buying an ssd, because it increases the usability and everyday speed of your pc
 
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Lot of problems with this.

Get a 4690K instead of a 4770K, or just get a 4690 if you're not overclocking. Get the MSI ZZ97 GD65 instead of the ROG Hero. The ROG Hero has problems. Also, a 430w PSU will NEVER run something like this. Get a good 600-650w unit. Also, get at least a GTX 970 with a 4690(k)
 
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