New build

[Braxton2288]

Anything I should swap?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/4q9XK8

[Dabasepc]

24 inches monitor for gaming is small.

[Messisan321]

24 inches monitor for gaming is small.

No its not its a great size for gaming

[Dabasepc]

No its not its a great size for gaming

 

You're on a 19" screen. once you go 27 you never go back to 24.

[Dabasepc]

Anything I should swap?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/4q9XK8

 

Would swap 2400 mhz memory for 3000 or 3200. extra $15-20 is worth it.

[OAcesync]

24 inches monitor for gaming is small.

It's perfectly fine

[monjanger]

24 inches monitor for gaming is small.

It's all personal opinion. I've had 23.6' 24' 27' 28 and 34' monitors. I prefer 23.6 inches for games oddly enough but other then that I love 27 inches for nearly every other category. The 34 inch ultra wide was not my favorite. 

[Mooshi]

24 inches monitor for gaming is small.

 

Would swap 2400 mhz memory for 3000 or 3200. extra $15-20 is worth it.

 

Resolution matters more than the physical monitor size. I say going over 24" better have a res higher than 1080p to justify it. If not, 24" 1080p monitors are still the norm and will be for gaming for a little while longer until single GPUs are powerful enough to Max out everything on Ultra settings for resolutions greater than 2k. (modern games, not LoL)

 

Memory speed outside an APU means nothing except *maybe* <4 FPS increase when the planets align. It's 15-20 dollars thrown in the trash for a higher number that most likely will have no noticeable impact in real world usage. 

[Mr.Meerkat]

24inch is the sweet spot in my opinion. It's not too big and not too small plus, it's the perfect size for my desk along with my 22inch 1050p as they are just as tall as each other.

[Mr.Meerkat]

Forgot to say, you're build seems fine, I'm not too sure about your PSU but it seems all good

[Messisan321]

You're on a 19" screen. once you go 27 you never go back to 24.

Actually a 11.3" now i had to give away my old desktop to my dad but im using a laptop anyways thats better, but ive used both 27 and 24 inch for gaming and even tho the 27 inch is awesome but its to big if your close enough and 24 is perfect at the same range as its not to big

EDIT: and it looks better at 1080p