(Reposted And Updated) Is there anything on this computer this needs downgrading or upgrading for my needs?

[InnocentCooper]

Im looking for a good gaming PC that ships to Australia and plays at high settings and the only notable place i have found is http://originpc.com.au/ and this is what i've made. I was wondering if any of you could supply a better website for e in Australia of comment which parts should be upgraded or downgraded for my needs. (playing DayZ, Skyrim, Borderlands, basically any sandbox game.)

Case: Bitfemox Shinobi XL

Processor: Genesis X79

-Speed: Default: 3.1GHz - 3.5GHz
Overclocked: 4.1 GHz - 4.8 GHz
-Thermal Design Power: 84 Watts
- L2 Cache L3 Cache
4 x 256KB 8MB
- Codename: Haswell (Top Processor) 4770K

Case Lighting: Red Led

Case Fans: ORIGIN High Performance Ultra Silent Fans Red

Mother Board: ASUS Rampage IV Extreme (SATA 6b/s USB 3.0
4-WaySLI capable)

System Cooling: ORIGIN FROSTBYTE 120 Sealed Liquid

CYROGENIC TUBING Color: Red

CRYOGENIC Liquid: Koolance Performance Coolant Red

Power Supply: 1.2 Kilowatt Corsair AX1200i

Graphic Card:
240GB ORIGIN PC Approved Solid State Drive

Dual 2GB NVIDIA GTX 760
+ Professional Overclocking

Memory: 16GB Kingston HyperX 1600Mhz (4x4GB)

Operating System: Genuine MS Windows 8/1 64-Bit Editions

Hard Drive One HDD: 1TB SATA 6.0Gb/s, 7200RPM, 32MB Cache

Thank you to ALL answers that have value to my decision!!

 

[MFBLO96]

Just saying, buying a pre built from origin is going to me much more expensive than building it yourself, like 50-70% more. If you were to build it up yourself you could put the savings into a 780ti and a 120hz monitor which would give you a better experience.

Even if you must go with origin (which I would strongly discourage) you should go with a single 780 over dual 760's as you would get better preformance.

Computers aren't to hard to build yourself and are fun to make. I would strongly encourage you to go down that road

 

[InnocentCooper]

Just saying, buying a pre built from origin is going to me much more expensive than building it yourself, like 50-70% more. If you were to build it up yourself you could put the savings into a 780ti and a 120hz monitor which would give you a better experience.

Even if you must go with origin (which I would strongly discourage) you should go with a single 780 over dual 760's as you would get better preformance.

Computers aren't to hard to build yourself and are fun to make. I would strongly encourage you to go down that road

Thank you, i will look into it like you've suggested

 

[MFBLO96]

If you have any other questions let me know

 

[InnocentCooper]

If you have any other questions let me know

no thank you, i've opted for a much cheaper build now that suits my needs! Thanks though!

- Cooper