Is this a solid build?

[makkala10]

So im wondering if this Build run GTA V, Battlefield, Far cry, on 1080p with good settings with about 60 fps?

 

GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 970 Gaming 4GB

CPU: Intel core 15 4690k

CASE: fractal design r5 black

MOBO: ASUS Z97-P, Socket-1150

SSD: Kingston SSDNow V300 240GB 2.5" OEM

RAM: HyperX Fury DDR3 1600MHz 8GB Black

DVD: ASUS DVD Writer, DRW-24F1ST

POWER SUPPLY: cooler master v650s, 650w psu

EXTRA STORAGE: Seagate Barracuda® 1TB   

WINDOWS 8.1

[Guilty Baby]

So im wondering if this Build run GTA V, Battlefield, Far cry, on 1080p with good settings with about 60 fps?

 

GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 970 Gaming 4GB

CPU: Intel core 15 4690k

CASE: fractal design r5 black

MOBO: ASUS Z97-P, Socket-1150

SSD: Kingston SSDNow V300 240GB 2.5" OEM

RAM: HyperX Fury DDR3 1600MHz 8GB Black

DVD: ASUS DVD Writer, DRW-24F1ST

POWER SUPPLY: cooler master v650s, 650w psu

EXTRA STORAGE: Seagate Barracuda® 1TB   

WINDOWS 8.1

 

Yes the 970 will handle 1080p very well, I have the card myself. Please don't use the the V300, I know it's cheap but it isn't very good.

[makkala10]

Yes the 970 will handle 1080p very well, I have the card myself. Please don't use the the V300, I know it's cheap but it isn't very good.

Thank you for your reply! I will change out the v300!

[Not_Sean]

Best advise I can give you is to follow your own topic..

 

the next best advice I can give you is drop from the 4690K to just a normal 4690 if you are not going to be buying some solid water cooling and doing overclocking 

 

and only reason why I say think seriously on this, I made this mistake. SO far the PC runs like a complete boss and have had no desire at all to bother with doing some overclocking. 

[makkala10]

Best advise I can give you is to follow your own topic..

 

the next best advice I can give you is drop from the 4690K to just a normal 4690 if you are not going to be buying some solid water cooling and doing overclocking 

 

and only reason why I say think seriously on this, I made this mistake. SO far the PC runs like a complete boss and have had no desire at all to bother with doing some overclocking. 

Thank you for reply! i will take it to consideration:)

[Guilty Baby]

Overclocking is more of a hobby more than anything, for CPUs anyway. Doesn't really affect gaming performance that much, it might matter if you are rendering stuff.

 

Anyway, if you're planning to drop the overclocking, dun get the 4690, it's kind of a waste. Get the 4590 instead. Still quad-core, tiny bit slower and not really noticeable in gaming.

[xeromynd]

Yes the 970 will handle 1080p very well, I have the card myself. Please don't use the the V300, I know it's cheap but it isn't very good.

 

2nding this. The v300 isn't great. There's a reason it's cheap.

BX100's are a better budget friendly SSD that isn't the top end Samsung 850 Pro

[AliveGhost13]

BX100 yes.

 

Stick to the 4690k. It will have a higher resale value and in the future you may feel the need to overclock.

[Vozella]

The CPU and GPU are a good together. It'll work.

[Zackfoo]

pretty damn good build, very solid. almost same as mine haha. v300 is not so bad personally i still like it but tons of bad reviews on it so go with a hyperx. Not sure how much better it is but it should be better.

[ollioddi]

Samsung 850 evo's are really good although they are little more pricey. Samsung ssd's really are some of the most reliable and fast

[Toughasdirt]

Samsung 850 Evo all the way! I also like Western Digital better than Seagate, but they are similar enough.

[Exploded117]

Well, this build seems to be (of I am not mistaken) made of solids, not liquids. So yes, and I am pretty sure that the laws of physics will agree with me, this is a solid build.

 

Be more specific next time

 

JK, no problems, just me being my usual twatty self. But I saw the opportunity and took it.
 

You also seem pretty new to the forum, so, Welcome! (about three months is new right?)