A future-proof gaming build

[Tuftac]

Hey guys!
Can you please make me a future proof gaming build to run games such as BF4, ARMA 3 at MAX settings and get a average frames per second of 60. Preferably under 1500 pounds if possible.
Thank you.

 

[tiny voices]

There is no such thing as future proof. For 1500 pounds you can make a killer system that will play games at max settings for 3 years or so.

 

[config33]

how about try our build(p8z77m-pro, 4gb RAM(2x), core i-3770k, 700watts PSU,) and add a gt690 or gt590 or whatever you like or if you don't like our build just try buying Core i7-2600, a 1000w PSU, gt690, gaming micro ATX motherboard, 16gb RAM.

 

[darth pravus]

You won't max arma 3 at anywhere near 60fps. Very very demanding game both CPU and GPU wise.

We can't say about battlefield 4 but it will be much more demanding than battlefield 3.

For £1500 you will get a great rig but I think your aspirations are a little high.

 

[stickmansam]

we won't know how future games behave until they release and with new consoles releasing, game devs may decide to amp up things (ot get lazy and not optimize [crysis 2 (unconfirmed if 3 is)])

 

[p4nz3rm4d]

Threads that ask for future-proof rigs setups should be deleted immediately. It is like asking how to make your pet live forever... It is nonsensical! The tech industry grows and moves. THAT IS A FACT. A good rig now will not have the same performance in a few years. If you want a specific build now, we can help you - but you need to understand what to expect from investing in any piece of tech.

 

[manofchalk]

Agree with the general vibe of "future proofing doesnt exist", you can only make your system future-ready.

But regardless of that, if you want a decent answer you need to provide more info. Filling out this form will give us the info we need to best help you.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/353572-31-build-upgrade-advice