Will this PC run Dayz, Bf4, Arma 3 on ultra 1080p 60+fps?

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I am building my very first PC build, and my goal is to get a build that can run games like Dayz, Bf4, Arma 3 on ultra 1080p settings and get 60+fps. My question to you guys is, will it even run? And will it even run games at 60+fps 1080p? I have a 1080p monitor so I can't really play games at 4k or anything more than 1080p. So here is the build link to the PC: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/RbbMyc
 
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Most likely it will do what you require from it, and at a nice fps.

If I were you though, I wouldn't make a micro atx, I know it's all preferences, but considering price etc. Go for a normal tower or something, the NZXT S340 isn't too big a case, it doesn't have room for a dvd-drive, but that's ok since an external drive is almost same price.
Also, this would allow you to get some faster RAM, go for 1866 or 2100 mhz on the motherboard and ram, make sure they fit together. Not that there is alot of difference between 1600 and 1866, but it is a little anyway. All the small things make up a greater thing, right?

Also, that would allow you to get an ATX motherboard, with support for SLI. Then in 2 years time or something, when your pc...
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Most likely it will do what you require from it, and at a nice fps.

If I were you though, I wouldn't make a micro atx, I know it's all preferences, but considering price etc. Go for a normal tower or something, the NZXT S340 isn't too big a case, it doesn't have room for a dvd-drive, but that's ok since an external drive is almost same price.
Also, this would allow you to get some faster RAM, go for 1866 or 2100 mhz on the motherboard and ram, make sure they fit together. Not that there is alot of difference between 1600 and 1866, but it is a little anyway. All the small things make up a greater thing, right?

Also, that would allow you to get an ATX motherboard, with support for SLI. Then in 2 years time or something, when your pc can't cope with ultra at 1080p, then you can simply buy another 970GTX and sli it, then you are good to go for another 2 years or so.

But sure, that build you have made is perfectly fine for that.
 
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