Reliable Motherboard, Processor, & RAM?

So Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and all of the largest sales of the year are near and I wish to install a new motherboard, processor, and most likely a bit of RAM.
My PC specs can be found here:http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01982717&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en#N107
Although I do not use the integrated graphics anymore as I've recently installed a Geforce GT 630 graphics card, as well as a Corsair CX500.
I'm sure I could figure all of this out, although I cannot find any good pages dedicated towards finding a good, cheap motherboard that won't necessarily be running things that are over-the-top, but to be well designed and not at a sky-high price. Any suggestions? I'm looking for a motherboard that supports PCI-E 3.0 and just 1 PCI-E x16 port is fine, no crossfire needed. A good design that could last me a few years would be absolutely fantastic.
Now the processor. I've read that AMD would be a good choice over Intel, but again, not sure. Of course, compatible with any suggested motherboards. I've heard that Quad-Core or even 6 cores would be a good choice for the price, depending on where you get it. Most likely a 64-bit is a good choice.
And the RAM. I'm interested in about 8 GB of RAM because 4 GB isn't doing the job at the moment. I've heard that Ripjaws is a good choice: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231314
I'm sure that DDR3 would be a nice choice although I'm not familiar with RAM choice.
Here are a few side questions:
Would it be ideal to also install an SSD drive for better performance? I'm attempting to stay low on price so anything not needed will not go into place.
Is it a good idea to wipe the hard drive before installing these components?
Any answered questions are appreciated to the fullest!
Thanks,
Peter

I'd rather not bump, but again, suggestions?

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Memory Specifications
Max Memory Size (dependent on memory type)    32 GB
Memory Types    DDR3 1333/1600
Max # of Memory Channels    2
Max Memory Bandwidth    25.6 GB/s
ECC Memory Supported ‡ No
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Hello
I think that you have got an obsolete architecture (RAM/CPU). I suggest you to read this:
*Sun Fire[tm] X2270 M2 Server - Full Components List*
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Option # Manufacturing Part # Description Previous Part #
X4371A Price 310-0239 [F] Heatsink n/a
371-4984 [F] 3.06GHz Intel 6-Core Xeon X5675, 95W n/a
X4372A Price 310-0239 [F] Heatsink n/a
371-4983 [F] 2.53GHz Intel 6-Core Xeon E5649, 80W n/a
X8381A Price 310-0239 [F] Heatsink n/a
371-4885 [F] 2.4GHz Intel Quad-Core Xeon E5620, 12MB, 80W n/a
X8382A [S] 310-0239 [F] Heatsink n/a
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X8362A Price 371-4916 [C] 4GB Registered DDR3-1333 Low Voltage DIMM n/a
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Howdy...
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dont see a video card,operating system,hard drive,optical drive,floppy drive,case.
if you can create links,you can create a sig and list the pieces that make up a system!
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I noticed the warning notice about the installing 3.3V video cards in this motherboard, and I couldnt find out how many volts the Gainward is, but their are no jumpers on the card, so I dont think its a variable voltage card, and it has the 2 notches in the interface area so I assumed its an AGP4x and therefore not a 3.3V card.
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So, anyway this is what happened. I put everything together and booted the system up fine. I tried to use the Promise IDE controller at first, but found that my current XP install wouldn't recognize it, so I switched it to a regular IDE slot.
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I then rebooted and got the WinXP logo load screen followed by a blue screen saying something about page fault...if this is the first time you get message reboot blah blah blah...if you get it repeatedly blah blah. So I rebooted with XP boot CD and reinstalled XP.
Good thing you did reinstall, you can't just replace the -so to speak- backbone of your pc, and expect it to work perfectly
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@Nichrome:
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Have you tried connecting only a single drive and see what is the amount recognised? Also did you use SATA II or III cables?
I hadn't tried just the 4TB drive; I had been doing OS + that. Just tried the drive alone, issue persists. I've been using SATA II cables, but I've got a couple of new SATA III cables sitting around so I opened that and used it -- no change there, either.
@Bernhard: Quote from: Bernhard on 13-July-14, 23:40:05
The BIOS 1.7 states quite clearly, "Improved 4TB HDD Compatibility."
That's what I said in the original post... not sure what you mean by this.
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How did you flash your BIOS and did you do a full CMOS clear after the BIOS flash?
I updated via the Windows downloader/installer GUI. After a restart, I relaunched it and confirmed that BIOS was up to v1.7. I hadn't cleared the CMOS, so I just did it (power off, short the jumper indicated in the manual, power back on). It certainly said all settings were cleared, although I don't know whether that's what you mean by "full" CMOS clear.
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If all that fails, then you need to contact MSI technical and tell them your config (drives used) so that they can ascertain the problem.
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