Is my budget gaming build ok for ultra settings for witcher 2, bf3?

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Hi guys, i am new to this forum, i just wanna state my budget gaming build;

cpu: i3 2100
gpu: gtx 560 ti
mobo: gigabyte h61
psu: aerocool strike x 800w (80+)
case: aerocool strike x gt (maxed 7 fans)

so, just wanna ask u guys, is this gonna get me ultra for today's game? or is it obsolete by the newer ib cpus and gtx 6xx...
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Also, if you're using an OEM version of Win7, it'll mean a new copy of Win (OEM copies are tied to the mobo).

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200$ - 300$, but i can stretch my wallet a bit n go for 380$...but, i intend to keep my h61 mobo if possible...i just need feedback on wat i can improve to get ultra settings.. options are open for sli...
 

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oh no, so, wat about my psu currently? do i need to change it?
and should i change my gtx 560 ti? i just bought it last week...
 

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Oh. I thought this was a proposed build.

If it's what you already have, I'd up the CPU to a i5 2400 (no reason to get the k series if you keep the H61) and see about adding a second 560 ti - that would probably do ultra settings. I would consider a PSU upgrade, but yours might do it.
 

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:ouch: mobo upgrade then..huhuhuhu...
but, will my i3 2100 handle gtx 560 ti sli? ive read many reviews, and imho, many of them use quad core for benches.. :(
 

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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814500196 $209 ($179 after rebate)

and

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115074 ($189)

After rebates that's $370 and would get you ultra settings I believe.

And as to the PSU, that's the thing with cheaper brands - they're outsourced. You actually have an Andyson 800W (otherwise known as a Hiper 800W) with a fancy outside and one extra control board.
 

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Also, if you're using an OEM version of Win7, it'll mean a new copy of Win (OEM copies are tied to the mobo).
 
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wow! thanks tion02,
i think ill go for i5 2400, and second gtx 560 ti...
 
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