Is this a gaming rig, thats good for about 3-4 years?

Martinoo · Jul 12, 2014

This may become my computer!

this is the second time i am posting this, because something went worng the first time.

GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX780 3GB DC2 OC
CPU: Intel i7 4790k
CPU Cooler: Cooler master nepton 280l
Case: Cooler master storm trooper
Power Supply: Cooler Master v700w
Optical Drive: Samsung SH-224DB/BEBE
Motherboard: ASUS Z97-A
RAM: Crucial BallistixSport 16GB 1600MHz
Mouse and Keyboard: CM Devastator
Monitor: BenQ GL2450E

Is there anything mayor i NEED (by that i mean no comments like (for example power supply) to change and is everything compatible with each other?

Xproyect · Jul 12, 2014

Should be good for at least 2 years, but even then, you can easily change out a couple of parts

Martinoo · Jul 12, 2014

Xproyect :

anything i could do to, increase the years? or is there some parts in my build that decreases the years?

Denis Stoikovski · Jul 12, 2014

3 yrs nah even now 780 slutters in watch dogs,if companies does the games like that it wont serve you 60fps for a long

Martinoo · Jul 12, 2014

Denis Stoikovski :

What graphic card do you recommend?

Xproyect · Jul 12, 2014

Martinoo :

I said "at least" 2 years, i'm sue you'll be fine for 3-4 years, but you might want to get 32gb ram in like 3 years

Denis Stoikovski · Jul 12, 2014

Martinoo :

No the 780 is a beast am sayng that if companies are not optimizating their games even titan wont serve good(gtx titan dips to 40 fps in watch dogs ultra 1080p

marc79 · Jul 12, 2014

Tech advances so fast that you can't forsee if certain build is going to be good in a couple of years. If you want to stay in the game you will have to upgrade periodically.

Martinoo · Jul 12, 2014

Xproyect :

Alright, and whats the difference between 770 and 780? if the 770 can play bf4 on ultra and higher fps than 40 and all future games within 3-4, i could just go for that..

marc79 · Jul 12, 2014

770 in 3-4 years will be good for a cup holder.

Martinoo · Jul 12, 2014

marc79 :

So this will do? maybe i can change ram and GPU later but for now, is this good?

marc79 · Jul 12, 2014

Yes its fine. You can always upgrade when the time comes. You won't need to upgrade DDR3 ram, 16GB will be more than enough for gaming, just GPU.

Denis Stoikovski · Jul 12, 2014

marc79 :

You know that the fps difference between 770 and 780 is like 6? Also their date of expired is the same?

Denis Stoikovski · Jul 12, 2014

Martinoo :

Xproyect :

Alright, and whats the difference between 770 and 780? if the 770 can play bf4 on ultra and higher fps than 40 and all future games within 3-4, i could just go for that..

770 ultra bf 4 fps is 45-60 i have 64-80 on ultra 1440x900 msaa 4x with just i5 cpu

marc79 · Jul 12, 2014

It's more game dependent. In some games it may be 6fps like you said, and in some it will be more, also with higher resolution, 780 will fare better as it has more Vram.

Denis Stoikovski · Jul 12, 2014

marc79 :

You still can get 4gb 770 there isn't much difference between 4gb and 6gb,also then get a 780 60 6gb and run 4k res what fps you will have? 20-30?..on low. Still i was mad cause you said something that concerns the 780 tho,yes in 3-4 yrs the 770 will not perfomr well but if you think that the 780 will do something to in 3-4 yrs you're lying yourself hard.

marc79 · Jul 12, 2014

780 and Ti will be a cup holder too, if that makes you feel better. Tech advances so fast that gpu's get outdated pretty fast. In 4 years an entry level GTX X50 will be 4 times as efficient as a 780 and just as fast or faster.

Is this a gaming rig, thats good for about 3-4 years?

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