This build for overwatch on high or ultra settings? 1080p

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Heritic

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Intel Core i5 6500 Quad Core LGA 1151 3.2 GHz CPU Processor
G.SKILL Ripjaws V 8GB (2x 4GB) 2133MHz DDR4 Desktop Memory (F4-2133C15D-8GVR)
Samsung 750 EVO 120GB 2.5" SATA SSD MZ-750120BW
Gigabyte H110M-H DDR 4 LGA1151 Micro ATX Motherboard
ASUS Nvidia GeForce GTX 950 2GB Video Card
450W PSU
1TB Hard drive
 
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basroil
NO

1) You'll need a 970 or better for ultra settings, and likely even for high
2) You need a good PSU, not some no-name one like you listed. Get a EVGA G2 or XFX TS Gold/Seasonic Gold 550W unit
3) Avoid the H110 unless you know what you are doing and already have ~16GB ram. The B150 and H170 are not much more and support 4x DIMM rather than just 2x
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basroil

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NO

1) You'll need a 970 or better for ultra settings, and likely even for high
2) You need a good PSU, not some no-name one like you listed. Get a EVGA G2 or XFX TS Gold/Seasonic Gold 550W unit
3) Avoid the H110 unless you know what you are doing and already have ~16GB ram. The B150 and H170 are not much more and support 4x DIMM rather than just 2x
 
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HeroHunter

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Though I'm not the best guy to answer a question like this, I can try ;)
From what I've seen on multiple YouTube videos, a GTX 950 is enough to play Overwatch on High (maybe even Ultra) at a nice and stable 60 fps. I recommend that, if you have the money to, you should spend the extra $20-40 on a GTX 960. PCPartPicker has some good deals.
 
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