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Are these components compatible with each other and is there anything bottleneck in this setup?

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June 15, 2013 3:57:53 AM

Link to the setup :

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16C4F


Please especially check the motherboard because i may have made a mistake there.

Hi, please tell me if this setup is great for gaming or not, if not, can anyone help me with building one?
The second thing i would like to ask is: Are all of these parts compatible? If not, which one is it? I am just building a PC that can last till PS4/Xbox One's life spawn.
PS: i can lower the resolution or settings after one or two years of gaming so don't worry about "Future proofing".

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June 15, 2013 4:00:43 AM

Abdbatman112 said:
Link to the setup :

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16C4F


Please especially check the motherboard because i may have made a mistake there.

Hi, please tell me if this setup is great for gaming or not, if not, can anyone help me with building one?
The second thing i would like to ask is: Are all of these parts compatible? If not, which one is it? I am just building a PC that can last till PS4/Xbox One's life spawn.
PS: i can lower the resolution or settings after one or two years of gaming so don't worry about "Future proofing".

yes they are compatable but what about windows what one do you have?
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June 15, 2013 4:20:22 AM

Jagger McCrimmon said:
Abdbatman112 said:
Link to the setup :

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16C4F


Please especially check the motherboard because i may have made a mistake there.

Hi, please tell me if this setup is great for gaming or not, if not, can anyone help me with building one?
The second thing i would like to ask is: Are all of these parts compatible? If not, which one is it? I am just building a PC that can last till PS4/Xbox One's life spawn.
PS: i can lower the resolution or settings after one or two years of gaming so don't worry about "Future proofing".

yes they are compatable but what about windows what one do you have?


I'll get Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.
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June 15, 2013 4:40:03 AM

Abdbatman112 said:
Jagger McCrimmon said:
Abdbatman112 said:
Link to the setup :

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16C4F


Please especially check the motherboard because i may have made a mistake there.

Hi, please tell me if this setup is great for gaming or not, if not, can anyone help me with building one?
The second thing i would like to ask is: Are all of these parts compatible? If not, which one is it? I am just building a PC that can last till PS4/Xbox One's life spawn.
PS: i can lower the resolution or settings after one or two years of gaming so don't worry about "Future proofing".

yes they are compatable but what about windows what one do you have?


I'll get Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.


what ram do you have to it wont make a differance and you should get 60 to 70 fps on these games but one thing is you got the intel i5 3570k which means you may over clock right so if you are going to over clock you will need a higher power supply so get a 600w power supply and you should be fine
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June 15, 2013 5:17:06 AM

Jagger McCrimmon said:
Abdbatman112 said:
Jagger McCrimmon said:
Abdbatman112 said:
Link to the setup :

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16C4F


Please especially check the motherboard because i may have made a mistake there.

Hi, please tell me if this setup is great for gaming or not, if not, can anyone help me with building one?
The second thing i would like to ask is: Are all of these parts compatible? If not, which one is it? I am just building a PC that can last till PS4/Xbox One's life spawn.
PS: i can lower the resolution or settings after one or two years of gaming so don't worry about "Future proofing".

yes they are compatable but what about windows what one do you have?


I'll get Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit.


what ram do you have to it wont make a differance and you should get 60 to 70 fps on these games but one thing is you got the intel i5 3570k which means you may over clock right so if you are going to over clock you will need a higher power supply so get a 600w power supply and you should be fine


ok, i'll keep that in mind too.
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