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Intel G2020 (3800) Gigabyte B75M DH3 (4500) Kingston hyperX Blu 1600 MHz 4 GB (2400) total: 10700

No, it won't. You can use this wattage calculator: http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

You should get a good thermal paste and apply it after cleaning the current paste. About the fan speed, did you check the BIOS/UEFI?

NO. 5k RPM is too fast. Which thermal paste did youy use? Also, there must be a setting in BIOS regarding CPU fan's speed profile.

Your current PSU is absolutely fine. +1 for Ahish65's suggetion.

I am using an i3 2100 from the last 3 years and I'm prefectly satisfied with it considering it's price.

You asked for a gaming rig. a sub 10k graphic card will not be good. In Intel you can only get i3 at this price which is slower than FX 6300. i5 will cost ~12k. This is the very best you can get. What is the problem in this rig?

^ Prices are good especially for the processor. Congrats!

FX 6300 (7500) Gigabyte GA970A DS3 (5500) Kingston hyperX Blu 1600 MHz 4 GB (2400) Zotac GTX 660 2 GB (15000) WD Blue 500 GB (3300) Antec VP550P (3900) local cabinet without PSU (800) Asus optical drive (1050) Dell S2240L (8800) Logitech MK200 (800) APC 600 VA UPS (2200) total: 51,250 I was...

It is available but is priced too high to justify it. you can get a10 5800 at the same price which is much better then i3 4xxx.

Try using a different cable.

^ What problem are you facing?

Probable. it will depend on motherboard availability. It will be very good for gaming.

You should wait for Kaveri. It'll release soon.

Okay, I;ve finally read the tom's hardware article. Though SATA6 does make a difference, the difference is very likely to me low enough not to unjustify the purchase of SSD. I will still recommend saving just a small amount of extra cash and getting a 120 GB SSD instead.

> Dell IN2030 is good but is not available now. Samsung S20A300N is good. > haswell is code name for Intel's 4th gen processors and Ivy Bridge is for 3rd gen processors.

This is so good. Finally some discussions :) For some reasons I'm unable to open the tom's hardware link but will definitaly give it a read later. If SATA2 is as good, then get one. Skipping Kingston, a Corsair Neutron 64 GB SSD costs ~5700 at flipkart and a Samsung 840 120 GB SSD costs just 900...

SATA2 ports will bottleneck the SSD. You need SATA3 to utilize the full speeds of an SSD. I suggest you save you money.

DS and algorithms are language independent. You should juts get a good book and implement the learned concepts yourself in Java.

Almost any video converter will allow joining videos. I use Freemake Video Converter.