I can't believe you got a 750 for $3, that's insane.
I love what you did with the Vostro! I love them, definitely my favorite pre-built systems. I did an old Core 2 Quad Vostro build not too long ago, nice work!
Yes, that case comes with a power supply although I would not recommend using it. I'd recommend getting a different psu with at least an 80+ Bronze rating.
Awesome parts list. You should update the prices on your partslist to how much you payed for them instead of using the description. It'd make it a bit easier to see.
This build is perfect. You couldn't have done a better job choosing the parts. I love seeing builds like this; built for a purpose with a budget in mind. That's what building a computer is all about, to me at least.
Very nice partslist. Not overkill, but you didn't skimp out on low quality parts. You did a really nice job for a first build. Also, the cable management looks great.
Looks super nice for a first time build. Really nice job with the cable management and the parts choices.
If I were you, I wouldn't put in an extra 480 down the road. I would sell it and get a higher performance single GPU. You won't run into any problems that come with dual GPUs in games that way.
General rule of thumb: Never sli/crossfire GPUs that can't outperform a single GPU. Only do dual GPUs if you need more than what single high performance GPU can do. Also, it will require less power.
But that's just my two cents. Great work, awesome build! +1
Looks absolutely stunning. Proof that the Noctua signature color can look amazing and you don't need a sick *** custom loop to make your computer look awesome.
There definitely should have been more mounting screws in there. Also, I'd say you won't really need to upgrade from that i3 for a while. Maybe one you get a new GPU, a CPU upgrade would be in order. Otherwise, you got good parts for your price. Nice work for a first build!