Is this a good build for high end games?

samurai221

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So I am building a pc for personal use and occasionally some high end games.

Here are the specs:
- AMD FX 8320 8 core processor
- ASRock 990fx Extreme4 motherboard
- CM Hyper 212 Evo CPU Cooler
- Antec High Current Gamer 850 watt Power Supply
- GIGABYTE GTX 770 4gb Windforce OC Edition
- Asus DRW-24B1ST/BLK/B/AS 24x Optical Drive
- Windows 8.1 64 bit OEM

Will the graphics card be sufficient for high end games like 2013 and 14: bf4, Metro Last Light, Planetside 2, Arkham Origins, etc.

Also, If I plan to overclock my cpu in the future, is the cpu cooler good enough or will i need water cooled. (I mean like 4.5 Ghz or a little more). The case that I'm looking at is the Rosewill Blackhawk Mid tower gaming case. Is it any good? I chose the OEM edition of windows because it was cheaper than normal windows but is it any different.

Thanks for the help:D
 
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GTX 770 very good card for games I have the EVGA 770 ACX version.
OEM is fine
Rosewill offers great value in a case
If you are going to OC much get a better cooler but for the price the CM 212 is hard to beat
Corsair coolers are fine for budget WC they get a bad rap from some but are fine

giltyler

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GTX 770 very good card for games I have the EVGA 770 ACX version.
OEM is fine
Rosewill offers great value in a case
If you are going to OC much get a better cooler but for the price the CM 212 is hard to beat
Corsair coolers are fine for budget WC they get a bad rap from some but are fine
 
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There is no such thing as win 8 oem . Its a home user license that lets you run it on your computer and two more after that one when it gets old [ if you want ] . It is identical to retail versions . Make sure you use 64 bit
And you can add a start button with a free program called classic shell . Works well .

You really only need a 600- 650 watt psu for that build
http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm

I would down grade the psu and buy a better cooler