Is this specs best for 1080p gaming

[vishalaestro]

intel -i5 - 2500K ,MSI P67A-GD55,corsair 4gb ddr3 1333 mhz ram,Cooler Master PSU(SMPS) Extreme Power Series 600, i want a cheap gaming cabinet as i want to invest the money in graphic card,and im confused which to buy msi gtx 460 or msi gtx 560 for this monitor ACER 20" HS201HL - LED

 

[HEXiT]

with the 560 it will be enough to max all but the most stressful games. im suprised your not going for a slightly bigger psu so you can think sli next year.

 

[Guest]

change the psu.
the extreme power series are crap. buy corsair PSU. check smcinternational.in

 

[apache_lives]

dont buy MSI there pure RUBBISH

ASUS or gigabyte

 

[NewGeorgian]

Select a power supply that is at least double the power rating that you will eventually pull when you complete your build. Reason for this is most power supplies deliver their best efficiency when delivering 50 % from its labeled load. I use primarily Seasonic and Corsair power supplies.

I would not recommend settling for a cheap gaming case and would suggest that you consider a case for its thermal characteristics. Reason for this is enthusiast components available on the market today generate a lot of heat, and if the heat is not controlled, your rig's component lifespan and performance will suffer.

There are several cases with good thermal characteristics available such as the Fractal Arc Midi for $110.00 or the Silverstone Raven RV03 for $140.00.