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Hey guys. I was recently trying to build myself a PC for gaming. However, I decided to try again to see if I could come up with a build that suits me better. I was wondering whether this build would be good enough for semi-heavy gaming (constant 60 fps with good/best quality settings). (Most of the time I play games but I also record gameplay and use Photoshop or Sony Vegas).

Are the default fans that come with the case enough or should I buy one more fan (120mm 800rpm) to the top? Also, is the PSU enough for the build?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/G43qt6

Thanks in advance! :)
 
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logainofhades
If you want to record gameplay, plus plan to run sony vegas, I would say you need an i7 class CPU, and an AMD GPU. Your motherboard, and your case, aren't showing a price. You don't need a Z97 board, with locked CPU, nor do your really need the Hyper 212. Kingston SSD's are not very good. I would, at minimum, change the CPU to a Xeon 1231v3, and the GPU to an R9 380, and SSD to crucial or samsung.
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If you want to record gameplay, plus plan to run sony vegas, I would say you need an i7 class CPU, and an AMD GPU. Your motherboard, and your case, aren't showing a price. You don't need a Z97 board, with locked CPU, nor do your really need the Hyper 212. Kingston SSD's are not very good. I would, at minimum, change the CPU to a Xeon 1231v3, and the GPU to an R9 380, and SSD to crucial or samsung.
 
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