Average gaming build for a friend. Ordering within 2 hours.

[xJames]

Okay so I've built my own gaming PC before but now I'm building one for a friend and am trying to get the best bang for buck without dropping on quality. I've currently picked the parts down below and it is a uATX motherboard which I haven't looked at before. This is for playing games like Battlefield 3/4, Grand Theft Auto 4/5, Skyrim, Arma 3.

Are all these parts compatible?

Could this PSU handle a GTX 670 or GTX 680?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1p7s6

Edit: Buying this RAM instead: http://www.ebuyer.com/509513-corsair-8gb-ddr3-1600mhz-vengeance-kit-intel-haswell-cmy8gx3m2a1600c9b

Thanks!

 

[death1]

So first of all, your psu is fine but why are you spending so much on your OS, you could get the OEM version and have money left for an SSD

 

[xJames]

So first of all, your psu is fine but why are you spending so much on your OS, you could get the OEM version and have money left for an SSD

Oh my bad, I already have the operating system so I won't be buying it.

 

[death1]

GReat, now you could buy an SSD ...but is your friend looking forward to upgrading in the future

 

[xJames]

GReat, now you could buy an SSD ...but is your friend looking forward to upgrading in the future

He is offline at the moment but I'm assuming so, what would you recommend changing in order to have that option viable? Also he won't want an SSD.