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Your Build Is OK For Smaller Resolutions Like 1280X720,1366X768 But When You Go More Than That You'll Need GTX 750Ti And A 2GB VRAM Will Give Better Performance In Most Demanding Games Also.

So If You Are Getting A 1080p Monitor Or 1600X900 Monitor Then Get GTX 750Ti With 2GB VRAM.

And Also Add An 2GB Stick Of Ram Of Same Model And Speed And Then You'll Have Dual Channel RAM That'll Increase Performance

Rest All Is Good..........
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Your Build Is OK For Smaller Resolutions Like 1280X720,1366X768 But When You Go More Than That You'll Need GTX 750Ti And A 2GB VRAM Will Give Better Performance In Most Demanding Games Also.

So If You Are Getting A 1080p Monitor Or 1600X900 Monitor Then Get GTX 750Ti With 2GB VRAM.

And Also Add An 2GB Stick Of Ram Of Same Model And Speed And Then You'll Have Dual Channel RAM That'll Increase Performance

Rest All Is Good..........
 
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If you insist on an AM3+ build, switch the motherboard to a GA-78LMT-USB3. That MSI board will just be a source of problems, don't waste your time with it.

If you insist on an AMD build, I'd go with the 860K over the FX-6300 for a gaming rig. Stronger single core performance and better MP scaling characteristics make it the better buy for a strictly gaming CPU.

If you don't care about brand, an Intel i3-4150 is up to ~50% faster than the FX-6300 many games.
 
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