Is this build good?

shaunw50

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So I am looking to buy this build

http://pcpartpicker.com/uk/p/oGLj

It cost £697 which is dollars is $1112.133

I be playing all games at 1920x1080 resolution and if possible at max settings.

Do you think this build is good, will it work together also is there any parts I could lower down in price which doesn't ruin the performance.

Note - I already have a hard drive, monitor ect that why I didn't include it in the list.

 

shaunw50

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I already have one... apart from that what do you think, could I lower the price with anything that doesn't lower the performance
 

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I got a problem, I moved over to the new AMD AM2 chipsets with the new A8-5600K CPU..

http://pcpartpicker.com/uk/p/oHBC

Are you able to provide a good motherboard and heatsink for this?
 

shaunw50

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It from my Dell XPS 630i Gaming pc but they are made by Seasonic I believe
 

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Okay I'll keep it at an i5 ivy bridge. I be overclocking to about 4.0ghz... Do you recommend a good motherboard and heat sink?
 

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So that motherboard you linked looks good as it has what I need, USB 3 and sata 3 also future sli.

What is it like for overclocking, like is bios easy?

Also I heard asrock not a great brand?

Last question is wouldn't a H80 water cooler be better than air cooler?
 

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The overclocking will be very easy. Asrock in the past wasn't that great but now they're good. The h80 would be a little better but not worth the money. The cooler master hyper 212 evo will work just fine @4.0-4.2 if you want to go higher maybe get a noctua nh-d14