What settings and FPS would this be able to at dayz standalone and battlefield 4 at?
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/726Gbv
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/726Gbv
Is this a good gaming PC?
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I would go with max on that, very good parts, quite expensive though,
good pick on the i5 over i7
Very high PSU you have there, if you want to cheapen your build a bit, buy 650W
Your case looks good too, but it can also be cheaper if you wish
Rest of the parts are fine to me, very nice build, will run those games like a breeze
EDIT=if you don't want to overclock your CPU, get the non-K version, they are usually cheaper.
good pick on the i5 over i7
Very high PSU you have there, if you want to cheapen your build a bit, buy 650W
Your case looks good too, but it can also be cheaper if you wish
Rest of the parts are fine to me, very nice build, will run those games like a breeze
EDIT=if you don't want to overclock your CPU, get the non-K version, they are usually cheaper.
I kind of wanted to go for the, "I'm ok with it now but want to expand in the future" kind of build. That's the reason for the big case a 750w power supply. Also, with windows 8.1 oem, would I be able to add more parts to my build? I have had many answers on this
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