Is there anything wrong in this build?

[Billjobspersonman]

Just asking if there's anything wrong in this build, its my first time buying a budget pc, and found something. Heres the build:

 

Corsair Carbide SPEC-02 Midi Tower

MSI B85M-345, Socket-1150 (Motherboard)

Gainward Geforce GTX 750 2GB (GPU)

Intel Pentium G3258 Anniversary Edition (CPU)

HyperX Fury DDR3 1600MHz 8GB White (RAM)

Seagate Barracuda 1TB

Corsair VS450, 450W PSU

 

Is the PSU strong enough to handle the build? Is there any bottlenecks here?

 

Thanks for helping me out, if you do :3

 

 

[another random person]

3 minutes ago, Billjobspersonman said:

Just asking if there's anything wrong in this build, its my first time buying a budget pc, and found something. Heres the build:

 

Corsair Carbide SPEC-02 Midi Tower

MSI B85M-345, Socket-1150 (Motherboard)

Gainward Geforce GTX 750 2GB (GPU)

Intel Pentium G3258 Anniversary Edition (CPU)

HyperX Fury DDR3 1600MHz 8GB White (RAM)

Seagate Barracuda 1TB

Corsair VS450, 450W PSU

 

Is the PSU strong enough to handle the build? Is there any bottlenecks here?

 

Thanks for helping me out, if you do :3

 

 

Everything in that build seems all good, however there is a slight thing/issue.

The pentium G3258 works best with 1333mhz ram but the 1600mhz ram should downclock so that shouldnt be much of a problem.

also your powersupply will be more than enough to run your build with power spare.

[DXMember]

That's probably high settings for 720p

and low-mid settings for 1080p

[lil_D]

looks great! i got a simelar build and it runs fantastic! mabey get a 950 for that extra jucy frames 

[PooPipeBoy]

Seems alright for a budget system, but keep in mind that the GTX 750 actually isn't a good value graphics card anymore.

In most cases the Radeon R7 260X actually smashes it in terms of framerate, for the same price:

 

 

[HKZeroFive]

Corsair's VS series are crap. I'd recommend a EVGA 500B instead.

[KarmicKoala]

The GPU should be fine for this build. The TDP (thermal design power) of that CPU is like 53 watts, and the draw of the GPU will be like 60 watts, so put that with the rest of the build and I'm sure it would be fine.

 

My only recommendation would be to buy a slightly better GPU. Depending on what you plan on doing with the PC, a better GPU can go a long way, and spending a bit more now may save you some money in the long run as you won't feel as compelled to buy a better one later.

[Billjobspersonman]

Thank you for the replies!

Ill do as you guys say and hopefully make the pc great!