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Wajeeh Az3EmX

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I5 6400, corsair lpx 8gb ddr4 2400mhz ram, sapphire raedon r7 2gb gpu, Thermaltake sps 530m (80+)psu , corsair 240gb ssd, Corsair carbide 200r compact atx case, GaB150MD3H mobo ( i'll not oc anything And only use it for cod2 till codbo2 and csgo and dota2, any other good games i can run on this?) I'll also do a bit of cad and 3ds max stuff.
 
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Components rarely fail as long as they're not put under harsh conditions.
In a typical home use hardware shouldn't fail, fans may eventually start wearing depending on their type.

I've got computer systems that are over 20 years old and still work perfectly, usually if a component is going to fail, it will fail within the RMA allowance period...
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Wajeeh Az3EmX

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I've updated the forum an how about 750 ti 2gb oc?
 
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Decent card but is 2 gens behind the current. It struggles in most demanding modern games now but should be fine for the games you want to play

Thou demand games wise mostly people have had to turn settings down from high-ish to medium, depends on the game thou. With that CPU you could easily run one of the new GTX 1000 cards, the GTX 1060 is coming out soon which would be a good one for you if you can not afford the best of the best.
http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/new-product/pc-components/gtx-1060-uk-release-date-nvidia-gtx-1060-uk-price-geforce-gtx-1060-specs-gtx-1070-gtx-1080-price-3639751/

You have a Skylake CPU, invest in a good GPU that will take full advance of your powerful CPU
 
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Pick your budget for GPU:
$150 - RX470 or 3gb 1060 (based on reviews)
$200 RX480
$250 1060
$400+ 1070...1080....

If you've no interest in VR and are running a 1080p monitor then anything past the 1060 will probably end up being overkill.
 
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Wajeeh Az3EmX

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My bad i forgot to mention this is a new build as for the gpu i (Will) have r7 265 2gb dual x and what i wanted to ask how much time it will have before its components start to fail (Note:) This is a new build and i dont have it yet..

 
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Components rarely fail as long as they're not put under harsh conditions.
In a typical home use hardware shouldn't fail, fans may eventually start wearing depending on their type.

I've got computer systems that are over 20 years old and still work perfectly, usually if a component is going to fail, it will fail within the RMA allowance period.

I've built a lot of systems and every component that I've had fail (cpu,gpu,ram,power supply) has failed within 0-3 days of installing it, making it an easy return.
 
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