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Hi, would this PC be able to run games like GTA V, fallout and Battlefield 4 at high-ish settings and get a decent frame rate?
Case - STYLISH PIANO BLACK ENIGMA MICRO-ATX CASE + 2 FRONT USB
Processor - Intel® Core™i3 Dual Core Processor i3-6320 (3.90GHz) 4MB Cache
Motherboard - ASUS® H110M-D D3: Micro-ATX, LG1151, USB 3.0, SATA
6GBs
RAM - 8GB Kingston DUAL-DDR3 1600MHz (1 x 8GB)
Graphics Card - 4GB NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960 - DVI, HDMI, 3 x DP - 3D Vision Ready
Hard Disk - 500GB 3.5" SATA-III 6GB/s HDD 7200RPM 16MB CACHE
Power Supply - CORSAIR 350W VS SERIES™ VS-350 POWER SUPPLY
 
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what other Graphics cards would you recommend that are a bit better?
 
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My main issue is your PSU. That unit is designed for office use ONLY - i.e. word documents, Excel and web surfing. Not games.

Even Corsair themselves say do not use a VS series unit if you plan to game.

The bare minimum from Corsair that I would suggest for your system is the CX450, but even then through gritted teeth. Something like the Antec VP 450 would be better.
 
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From this article, the 960 is what Digital Foundry recommends for high settings. You'll be getting ~45 FPS in Fallout 4:
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2015-the-best-pc-hardware-for-fallout-4-4023
They're obviously pairing that with a faster CPU and faster RAM than yours so, expect your frame rate to potentially drop to roughly 30 FPS. Perfectly passable to play at - and again at High Settings.

Future titles will probably have you scaling back the graphics. The build you've listed - is it something you're thinking of buying? Is it a bundle/deal, or something offered to you by a friend? I ask because depending on budget we might be able to suggest something capable of running games at a higher frame rate.
 
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It does suck..

I bought a 960 at the same time the r9 290 was going for 240 bucks.

Because I was led to believe otherwise by some heavily bloated benchmarks..

Well.. Its more of a personal issue with this card, since its an OK card for the value, but I was soooo disappointed.
 
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i don't really want to go over £500

 
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I've built it from a website, from a list of choices and that's kinda the best I made with the money I have. I could get more but I want to stay under the £500 mark

 
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yeah, ill be up for that. will just have to look at a few tutorials and stuff like that at how to put some bits together. And also, would it be batter for me to buy an AMD quad core or maybe even a six core rather than an intel dual core?
 
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