The motherboard cpu socket is not compatible with the cpu. Choose a motherboard with AM3+ cpu socket.

Well, I wouldn't go for the Rosewill PSU, I prefer corsair because in my opinion, they make the best PSU out there. Drop that and get a 650W or 700W PSU and use the leftover $$ and get a 6870 instead of a 6770

Thanks I cant believe i forgot to look at the cpu socket again lol thanks for helping

As Kevin said; 2The motherboard cpu socket is not compatible with the cpu. Choose a motherboard with AM3+ cpu socket"

You will need to change this.

Try this;


• Go for a well known PSU make and not some shabby LED PSU.
  
  
• I would also advise getting an Intel i3 or i5, may be more expensive but much better CPU's in the long run.

Go with a Intel build, you will regret getting a AMD build if you plan to use it for gaming, get the i5 2550k, or the 2500k instead.

Also you want to avoid getting a PSU from a unknown brand. If your PSU goes wrong, it could take all the other components with it, then your screwed.

If it means saving a bit more money, just wait and get this:

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Your graphics card is fine unless you want to play Battlefield 3 at 60fps in ultra settings, which, if you do, get the 6870 or 6950.

When your building a PC, don't go cheap and cheerful, it will come back to bite you in 6 months time.

I wont be gaming much on this computer so i decided not to get the intel, the psu is quite important so i should change it to like the antec 750 u suggested