Im planning on building a PC and not sure if these parts are compatible ( Help appreciated )

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Chaotic4115

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Hi ehmm im building a PC (at least Im planning on) and im not sure if all these parts are compatible. I'll list them here if anyone doesnt mind posting if they are all compatible it would be much appreciated. Im sort of new to building so If their is anything I have missed out please let me know.

HyperX FURY Series 8GB (2x 4GB) DDR3 1866MHz CL10 DIMM Memory Module Kit -

Intel Core i3 Processor (3.7 GHz, 3 MB, LGA1150 Socket) -

Gigabyte GA-H81M-H Socket 1150 VGA HDMI HD Audio Micro ATX Motherboard -

WD 1TB Desktop SATA Hard Drive -

CiT Galaxy Evo Gaming Case USB 3 Blue LED Fan and Bubble LED Builder Spec

Sapphire Radeon 6670 HD


-Thank you.
 
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Yes, all is good. But that board only supports up to 1600 MHz memory. So you may want to buy 1600 MHz if you find it cheaper. The RAM you selected will work, but probably only at the reduced speed.
The HD 6670 is a pretty weak card for gaming. If that's all your budget allows, fine. But if you game at 1080p you will be disappointed. You will have to drop back to something less stressful. Maybe one of the 720P resolutions.
 
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First off. Thanks alot for the advice. I am on a strict budget so I would upgrade the graphics card but as I said and I only want to play less demanding games.

Could you recommend a motherboard with a higher power that is good enough to be able to use all of the ram at roughly similar price? Thanks

-Chaotic
 
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Unfortunately, moving to aboard like that usually means a more expensive board designed for over clocking. If OC'ing is not in your future, then soend the extra money on a gfx card. RAM speed is one item that makes the least performance impact in gaming. I doubt you'd be able to tell the difference between 1600 and 1866 w/o test equipment.
 
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