I would advise you reinstall windows completely on the SSD, and then reinstall any programs and games you want on it.

Ok sorry for asking cuz I am a noob to this stuff, its my first PC. I'm in another loop, ok so I installed windows 10 for free already, so how would I transfer that to my SSD?

You would have to reinstall it to the SSD completely

Grab an 850-EVO, or a Kingston Fury, or BX200 and then spend whatever you have left on a nice little cooler. It's what I'd do, personally. As for cooler, just grab something like a Cryorig M9i, Cryorig H7, Be Quiet! Pure Rock, or a Raijintek Aidos.

@Skittle, @Duderino. The part Im confused at is.. So when i first got my PC my mobo didn't work completely but I could still use my PC. Then after awhile I sent back my mobo to get a new one. Then I upgraded to windows 10. So all together I had to to use my win 7 product key 3-5 times. I've asked support recently on how many times my key could be used and the person said I couldn't enter it again all because I had to use it on faulty parts. So what would I do about that.

If you can't use your key again, then I am sure you can justify downloading Windows for free.

i second sticking with the stock cooler if you can deal with the noise, sense you're not going to overclock you can you that money on an upgrade like an SSD.

OP if you built your computer yourself its likely you can use your key on one active system at a time, so as your current build will be used, then download the Windows 10 install off Microsofts site then use your 7 product key and it should work fine.

I've got an i5 as well. I recommend the Cool Master TX3 EVO. Keeps my processor cool, Its quiet and its very easy to install.

- Barry Has Spoken.

@Buxtyy, ive used it as many times as i can due to faulty parts and windows 10, etc..