Is that combo good to run games with ultra like BF4, COD ghosts etc...?

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Intel Core i5-4570 Haswell 3.2GHz 6M LGA 1150
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Gigabyte GeForce GTX 760 OC 2GB GDDR5 Windforce 3X

And AsRock is good for that combo or wait for gigabyte B85/ H87

My 1st build so i'm confuse :p
 
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While that setup should do you good at the highest settings for the vast majority of games, I anticipate that on Ultra on 1080p (I'm assuming) it will give you around 35 FPS on Battlefield 4. Most likely more on COD: Ghosts. If you want better performance, I highly recommend you look into the R9 280X which runs for only $50 more and performs significantly better.
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While that setup should do you good at the highest settings for the vast majority of games, I anticipate that on Ultra on 1080p (I'm assuming) it will give you around 35 FPS on Battlefield 4. Most likely more on COD: Ghosts. If you want better performance, I highly recommend you look into the R9 280X which runs for only $50 more and performs significantly better.
 
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Well, I plan to use 23 inch screen " 1080*1920 " :D
So GTX 760 Can't run upcoming games " Heavy ones " with high FPS on ultra ?

 
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Well that depends on what you consider high FPS. However, I will define high FPS as 60 or more. In that case, you will get high FPS on Ultra on the vast majority of the games today. For example, you should expect about 70 FPS on Battlefield 3 on Ultra at 1080p. The only games that you shouldn't expect a high FPS are the super demanding games, like Crysis 3 and to a lesser extend Battlefield 4. There is a nice article about the GTX 760 here on Tom's Hardware, and that includes quite a few benchmarks so you can check out the performance for yourself. The GTX 760 is an awesome price/performance card. For the vast majority of the games today, it will play them on maximum settings with 60+ FPS. It is only when you talk about the super demanding games (Crysis 3, Metro: Last Light, Battlefield 4, etc.) that the card begins to struggle. If you do anticipate playing those super demanding titles a lot, then I would recommend a stronger card. But if you mostly play slightly older titles and only a little bit of Battlefield 4 or something, then the GTX 760 should be a great card for you. However, if you are willing to spend $50 more, then you could just purchase an AMD R9 280X and that will give you high FPS even on the super demanding games.
 
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What about GTX 760 4GB in stead of 2GB and Is my combo perfect with each other or should i change something cause i'm not sure about motherboard :D
 
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Combo looks good, and 2GB should be enough, assuming that you will be playing at 1080p and not some higher resolution. Because your CPU is not unlocked (does not have a K at the end of the number), you probably want to stay away from a Z87 type motherboard - which you did - because those are usually more expensive because they are meant for overclocking. So good choice on the motherboard.
 
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Well I don't plan to use multiple monitors & I'm building that desktop for Games online, Games & Graphics later so i guess GTX best option right ? :D
 
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Hmm, GTX 760 2GB cost 250$ and GTX 760 4GB cost 300$ so 50$ different, So GTX 760 4GB better then 280x right ?

 
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No it is not....

 
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Confuse explain :D

 
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The 280x competes with the gtx770 and beats it in a majority of benches.

 
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WOW, So i better get 280x in stead of GTX 760 4GB right, What about board i picked, its good one or should i go to gigabyte or asus ?
 
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AMD processors are good like AMD A10-6800K !, Thinking to build desktop with that processor since it has good built in vga and later i will get good VGA card 3GB GDDR5 to run new games on ultra with 23 inch screen !
 
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