Need to know if pc parts im getting can play dayz standalone no lag

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I'm wanting to play dayz standalone with no lag maybe even be able to record gameplay, with fraps or something.Here is a part list I got from another website: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/dxL4pg

The only thing I changed myself on the list is to have windows 7 instead of windows 8

I need to know if all the parts are compatible and if they will run Dayz Standalone at good quality and no lag (The current computer I have plays dayz at lowest settings only with 30 fps) So im sure anything good looking at 40-60 fps will be great.

The parts listed add up to barely over 500$ and I really like that price range, not really wanting to go to 600$ I want to stay in the 500-550 range. And im sure 10$ more than that would be ok.

So if someone who knows more about this stuff can tell me if 1) the parts will work together
2) I have everything i need in that list (I have all the accessories i need) and 3) if they will play dayz and most other games at medium to high settings with no lag
 
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Greybeard Croft
I'm not 100% sure what Dayz Standalone requires to run a stable 40-60fps. Although i would recommend maybe searching for a cheaper case, forget about the optical drive ( unless you use alot of cd-roms ). As for your CPu you could splash a little bit more money and grab the FX6300, it comes with two extra cores and a bigger cache. As far as your GPU, it is a good choice, yet you could probably find a 2gb card for around the same price that may come factory overclocked.

I'm no pro or anything, but i always do a lot of research before my builds.
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I'm not 100% sure what Dayz Standalone requires to run a stable 40-60fps. Although i would recommend maybe searching for a cheaper case, forget about the optical drive ( unless you use alot of cd-roms ). As for your CPu you could splash a little bit more money and grab the FX6300, it comes with two extra cores and a bigger cache. As far as your GPU, it is a good choice, yet you could probably find a 2gb card for around the same price that may come factory overclocked.

I'm no pro or anything, but i always do a lot of research before my builds.
 
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Ok i changed the case to something a lot cheaper wasn't 100% sure its compatible with the other parts but it did say something about being compatible with atx motherboards? And i also upgraded the cpu to the fx6300, and got rid of the optical drive, should that work better now? I like the price difference just need to know if that case works
Heres the link http://pcpartpicker.com/p/FkRQcf
 
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If playing Dayz is all you want to do then im sure that build is fine, the problem with dayz is it is still a work in progress and has a tendency to run like shit even on good computers.

Only thing i can say as game textures are becoming larger and larger you could benefit from 2gb of gpu memory, anything more than that is almost a waste unless your'e gaming at 1440p or multi monitor
 
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OK.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/DQFzhM

I upgraded your ram to 1600MHz memory.
I put the Saphire 7790 on the list because it is the best 7790 i know of.

That being said this is a bit more expensive than you probably would like.

Although, I don't think you took into account the price of your video card.

P.S. I didn't choose the retailers you want to use so you may find some price variances.
 
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