Question about Phenom II X4 960T and ..

Can you double check the Motherboard again? I don't think that model number is right. Also, you will want to use an even number of memory modules so the memory can run in dual channel mode. If all you can afford is 4gb then you should go with a 2x2gb kit. Also, since ram is cheap right now it will be worth the extra couple bucks to get 1600mhz memory, that seems to be the performance/cost sweet spot for DDR3. This ram kit is a pretty good deal and it's decent memory with tight timings (it's faster)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

The other thing is that the power supply you have specked out is pretty small, and will work fine for your build but might not be enough for the addition of a video card later down the road. I'd suggest getting a bigger power supply now so you don't have to replace it later.

Edited. And RAM, I chose a single module so I can add an extra 4 GB later. I read that this board supports 1333mhz modules. I'm confused now. Can you suggest a few PSU's without overshooting the budget?

your motherboard support 1333mhz DDR3 ram and the corsair 430w you selected is good budget model

http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3...

Thanks for the reply. But will that psu take care of everything when I add a gpu later?

which GPU? something like the AMD 6770? you will be fine.

What if I add another 500/1TB hdd and one more 4gb ram in the future. Will that 420v psu be sufficient to power these?

yes you will be fine

Thank you so much mate. If the 420v psu can handle 2x4gb ram, 500gb+1tb and a low end if not a mid end gpu then I don't have to spend extra cash on a higher psu right now. Does the processor and mobo look good in this budget mate?

looks fine

Sorry for my list of dumb questions, was wondering can it also power a SSD just incase if I wanted to speed up my pc?

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/power-supply-psu-re...