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Linkin506

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I just put a list of parts together for my first gaming PC, here it is: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Linkin506/saved/jXxkcf How does it look? Please tell me if there is anything I need to change, or if it is all good and ready to be bought. Also, how will it handle Dying Light, The Evil Within, and a few other games like Skyrim, Metro: Last Light, and so on. If anyone knows what settings I can play those games and how much FPS, or if you know a good benchmark site that is accurate, it would be a huge help, thanks guys!
 
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I have found a few benchmark videos. The CPU being used is a stock clocked 4690k so the difference in fps of it and the 4460 will be 1-2fps at most.

Dying Light: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqnTcYrV3Ic
Quote from benchmarker: "Whether this game is just demanding or it is poorly optimized is the main question right now. I suggest not purchasing it until a patch of sorts is released to combat the performance issues."

Skyrim: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xB8g9J_vXbE&feature=iv&src_vid=UqnTcYrV3Ic&annotation_id=annotation_3296914155
seems to run ~60fps 99% of the time and any drop is still a playable fps.

Couldn't find anything on the evil within

Metro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Exz05uUQFlA
similar build to yours, maybe...
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Thats a nice build already, however just strech your budget a bit and get either a
i5 4690K or a
i7 4670k
you will be too happy with them, and for the setting i must say pretty high with AA on :)
 
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Phil923

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you only need the K versions if you're planning on overclocking. This is a good build for non oc.
For benchmarks in games you can usually youtube a video with the game in question and the GPU in mind.
Good Luck.
 
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If you are gonna go with a i5 4690K or a i7 4670k, you will need a z motherboard for overclocking and a cooler.

 
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Linkin506

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yea i will not be over clocking for this build, and i tried looking up the specs and the game on youtube, but sometimes it either doesnt show up or it is in a different language, so a site would help me the best if anyone can find one, thanks!
 
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I have found a few benchmark videos. The CPU being used is a stock clocked 4690k so the difference in fps of it and the 4460 will be 1-2fps at most.

Dying Light: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqnTcYrV3Ic
Quote from benchmarker: "Whether this game is just demanding or it is poorly optimized is the main question right now. I suggest not purchasing it until a patch of sorts is released to combat the performance issues."

Skyrim: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xB8g9J_vXbE&feature=iv&src_vid=UqnTcYrV3Ic&annotation_id=annotation_3296914155
seems to run ~60fps 99% of the time and any drop is still a playable fps.

Couldn't find anything on the evil within

Metro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Exz05uUQFlA
similar build to yours, maybe his is 5-10% faster

bf4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnGiUr4DKNY
you can get 60+ smoothly
 
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ok thanks a lot! btw i found a video on the evil within and he was getting min-30 max-70ish and mostly around 40-50 fps on high settings so that is awesome! thanks a lot for the help!
 
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