Also I don't think the RAM is a good fit for this system, its one of those companies that I have never heard of. I have made a few systems and I think he should have an i5 at least for newer games that are coming out. I helped my brother research and build a budget gaming computer not too long ago, his budget was a little more but not by much. He decided to go with the i3 which I told him was a mistake, when we set it up he loaded up Mount & Blade, one of his favorites and smiled at me as the FPS counter went well above 120 and stayed there. Later he played some Rust and his FPS was barely above 30 FPS. He bought an awesome GPU but a bad CPU, I am trying to keep the OP from making the same mistake, you can't buy the best GPU on the market and then a crappy i3 or AMD CPU and expect your CPU to be beast. You NEED to find a balance.
AGAIN, WATCH THE LANGUAGE