Building Gaming PC what are your thoughts ?

so.smooth80

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Processor Intel Skylake- Intel(R) Core i5-6400 2.70GHz

SSD Kingston 240GB Sata III

Motherboard-Gigabyte: GA-B150-HD3

Video Card-NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Expedition 2GB DDR5, 128bit.

Memory HyperX Fury Black 8GB DDR4 2400Mhz

will this run AAA titles ?
 
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Actually, you may find that say a Ryzen R5 for example doesn't do badly at high resolution. Conventional wisdom used to be anyway that as you turn up the resolution you are pushing your graphics card harder, so it can't feed as many frames back to the cpu.

I still wouldn't recommend 4k on like ryzen 3 or an i3. Even a kaby lake i5 might be pushing your luck, but something fast and multicore like ryzen 5 or higher, i7 or coffee lake i5 or i7 should be good enough.

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would need your opinion i edited some stuff
 

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if youre gonna get a 1050 id say go for an OC edition or a ti. zotac makes an AMP! edition that is pretty good imo. id say go for the R3 1200/1300X + b350 and some 3000ram. am4 will be relevant for a while longer than an intel 6th gen, i think. of youre set on getting a 144hz 2k screen ever then look at a 7th/8th gen i5.
 
Actually, you may find that say a Ryzen R5 for example doesn't do badly at high resolution. Conventional wisdom used to be anyway that as you turn up the resolution you are pushing your graphics card harder, so it can't feed as many frames back to the cpu.

I still wouldn't recommend 4k on like ryzen 3 or an i3. Even a kaby lake i5 might be pushing your luck, but something fast and multicore like ryzen 5 or higher, i7 or coffee lake i5 or i7 should be good enough.
 
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