I need a computer for under 1400 (New List)

[NalNalas]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zRRb
^ New list
Anything to Lower?

This is what I got but is there anything I can reduce to lower the price?

A horrible View of my current computer


My current computer



*Note*

I need the cooler for Gaming and Rendering Same with the RAM and Prosessor

EDIT:
I am going to maily use this for Gaming/After Effects Editing
I am using the Gigabyte version of the GTX 560 because that's the one I have in this computer but sucks


And forgot to add:

Specs of this stuff computer


Operating System
   Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
CPU
   AMD Phenom II X4 810   55 °C
   Deneb 45nm Technology
RAM
   6.00 GB Dual-Channel DDR2 (6-6-6-18)
Motherboard
   Gateway RS780 (AM2)   55 °C
Graphics
   G215HV (1920x1080@60Hz)
   1023MB GeForce GTX 560 (Gigabyte)   38 °C
Hard Drives
   932GB Western Digital WDC WD10EADS-22M2B0 ATA Device (SATA)   40 °C
Optical Drives
   ATAPI DVD A DH16AASH ATA Device
Audio
   Realtek High Definition Audio

And When I buy this

Should I sell my 560 or keep it

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[SiliconCactus]

why would you need 32gb of RAM

are you planning to host ~25 blockland servers?

the most you'll ever need is 16GB, and it'll stay like that for years

[zackin5]

You might swap out the i7 for an i5, the power difference shouldn't make too much of a difference outside of a few games (Arma 2 IIRC) and compiling stuff.

And 32 GB is over kill like Silicon said.

[Fluff-is-back]

I would recommend a PSU with the 80+ mark either corsair, ocz or coolermaster

[NalNalas]

You might swap out the i7 for an i5, the power difference shouldn't make too much of a difference outside of a few games (Arma 2 IIRC) and compiling stuff.

And 32 GB is over kill like Silicon said.

Ok I did that

Crusial or Corsair?

[zackin5]

I haven't heard much about Crusial, but I hear Corsair PSU's are good.

[Momentum]

you dont need a sound card

[BubbaGum]

Honestly I got my computer for under 800 and it runs games flawlessly so I think it's be pretty easy to get it under $1000

[devildogelite]

Your 560 sucks? You don't have a 560 then.

[NalNalas]

Your 560 sucks? You don't have a 560 then.

It sucks because the other stuff I have in this computer are terrible and slows the performance.

[Muzzles56]

you probably dont need a cpu cooler either. Use the money youre saving to get a better graphics card

[NalNalas]

you probably dont need a cpu cooler either. Use the money youre saving to get a better graphics card

Did you not read?
I said I am going to SLI the GTX560

[devildogelite]

Did you not read?
I said I am going to SLI the GTX560

That's a huge waste of money. SLI isn't really worth it unless you don't care about cost to performance, and on top of that it's old technology.

[NalNalas]

That's a huge waste of money. SLI isn't really worth it unless you don't care about cost to performance, and on top of that it's old technology.

Actually it gets the same performance as a 670 when it has SLI

[Nickelob Ultra]

I am using the Gigabyte version of the GTX 560 because that's the one I have in this computer but sucks

Can you clarify?  Is it broken?  Or just not good enough on its own?

Because two 560s is roughly around a single GTX 580.  A GTX 670 is better than a 580.

I threw together this part list for you.  It keeps most of the same stuff, i.e. keyboard, case, dvd drive, OS, etc. but instead of 32 GB of RAM, it's now only 8 (because seriously you don't even need more than 8).  Swapped another mobo in too because typically Intel ones are okay but they're not the best.  Same processor/cooler.  Also threw in a GTX670 (which you can overclock to reach GTX680 performance).

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zJkp