Alienware Arrora r4 future upgrade

I'd sell that 560 Ti and buy a 7850 with the money you get from it. If you want to put more money into this system, you could get a 7950 instead of a 7850 and/or keep the 560 Ti as a second card for running PhysX calculation for a 7870 or 7950 so long as the PSU and case can handle two such cards.

I'd also recommend an upgrade to 8GB of RAM. It's best to not mix kits, so if you can't get two more of the same modules, it'd be better to just sell the current modules and replace them with a new 4x2GB memory kit (GB total).

Double the RAM to 8GB and a better graphics card (at least a 7870 for the upgrade to be worth it)
Maybe an SSD as well to install Windows too.
Might want to upgrade the PSU if it needs it as well, as I suspect it will be a low quality 450W or something pathetic like that.

Hi,i just forget about PSU....accually they already preinstall a 875watt psu.that was a bargain for my consider.nice to have it,come in handy.Anyway,thank for your reply back.

Anyway just thank for your co-op.Nice build accually....advice too.More Idea really come in handy accually.If i Like to go all out with this cpu.What Build that will it get 3820 find his limit....It not an`K`version 2011 cpu.that why like to know it.Not many have bench this cpu.i`seen just a couple youtuber upload it.

My advice would be not to buy a Alienware in the first place, but upgrading the RAM would be the first stop.

Thank for the advice.get many opinion from here accually.like to many of these in the future.