Is this good enough for AAA, 1080p, ultra, 60+fps gaming?

[Akathos]

Hello, i'm planning a build, but i don't really know if what i have in mind is going to last a couple of years. (I play on low with 30 fps max with my current setup) 
GPU: Gtx "1070" Asuming it's something like what the 970 was to the 900 series or better
Processor: I5 4690k
Mobo: Gigabyte Ga-b85m-d3h OR Gigabyte Z97x-gaming 3 (Don't really know which one)
Storage: 1 TB WR Caviar blue 7200 RPM 
               Kingston V300 120GB SSD (I know it's not necessary)
RAM: 16GB 2x Ram Kingston Hyperx Savage 8gb Ddr3 1866mhz  OR Corsair Vengeance 16gb 2400mhz Ddr3 Kit 2x8gb
PSU: Seasonic M12ii 620w 80 Plus Bronze Modular
Case: Corsair Carbide Series 100r Mid Tower

I'm not going to OC so i don't mind if the mobo supports it. I'm thinking about adding a 212 evo but i'm not sure. 

Let me know what you guys think, if i should change anything and if it will last a decent time. 
If you can help me choose MOBO and Ram i would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.

[Starelementpoke]

5 minutes ago, Akathos said:

Hello, i'm planning a build, but i don't really know if what i have in mind is going to last a couple of years. (I play on low with 30 fps max with my current setup) 
GPU: Gtx "1070" Asuming it's something like what the 970 was to the 900 series or better
Processor: I5 4690k
Mobo: Gigabyte Ga-b85m-d3h OR Gigabyte Z97x-gaming 3 (Don't really know which one)
Storage: 1 TB WR Caviar blue 7200 RPM 
               Kingston V300 120GB SSD (I know it's not necessary)
RAM: 16GB 2x Ram Kingston Hyperx Savage 8gb Ddr3 1866mhz  OR Corsair Vengeance 16gb 2400mhz Ddr3 Kit 2x8gb
PSU: Seasonic M12ii 620w 80 Plus Bronze Modular
Case: Corsair Carbide Series 100r Mid Tower

I'm not going to OC so i don't mind if the mobo supports it. I'm thinking about adding a 212 evo but i'm not sure. 

Let me know what you guys think, if i should change anything and if it will last a decent time. 
If you can help me choose MOBO and Ram i would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.

Don´t get a V300. And couldn´t tell you, we don´t know what Pascal or Polaris performance is going to be like yet.

[Vercii]

That's a good build. It'll last a few years. 

[GreezyJeezy]

if you wont OC dont get a K series chip

[pcman365]

save some money and ditch the k cpu and the 212 evo and scrap that horrid v300 ssd and get a samsung 850 or 750 evo

[Streetguru]

9 minutes ago, Akathos said:

 

What country, what budget? Do you already have a display?

Don't buy kingston SSDs

[afyeung]

Replace the GTX 1070 with GTX Titanium Potato Core X and I think you're set for 1080P AAA Ultra gaming for the next 60 years. I heard the price to performance will be excellent because they kept costs low with the potato spud capacitors and vegetable oil based PCB. 

[Shahnewaz]

Gigabyte GA-B85M-D3H supports upto 1600MHz RAM speeds.

Your CPU is an unlocked processor, aimed towards overclocking.

 

For reference, here's my AAA, 1080p, ultra, 60+fps gaming build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/BC6Zgs

[Akathos]

20 minutes ago, GreezyJeezy said:

if you wont OC dont get a K series chip

 

22 minutes ago, pcman365 said:

save some money and ditch the k cpu and the 212 evo and scrap that horrid v300 ssd and get a samsung 850 or 750 evo

21 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

What country, what budget? Do you already have a display?

Don't buy kingston SSDs

Argentina, my budget is hard to convert to usd it's about 25k-30k ARG pesos... that would be around 1-1.5k but it's hard to tell exactly. 
Didn't know the ssd was so shitty, i will be getting a 850 evo 120 gb then. 

 

Soooo, non k processor and stock cooler? 

Thanks for the help guys. 

[Akathos]

36 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

 Do you already have a display?

The options here are only a few, normal ips 1080p, or asus vg278he 144hz, 2ms, 27 inches. (Don't know if it's a good choice due to the low pixel density). I play a lot of csgo so the extra refresh rate would be nice.
sadly i can't buy stuff online because of all the papework that customs asks for. I can't buy any 1440p or 2k monitor. 

[Streetguru]

1 minute ago, Akathos said:

 

Argentina, my budget is hard to convert to usd it's about 25k-30k ARG pesos... that would be around 1-1.5k but it's hard to tell

Go skylake if it's available, i5 6500 most likely, and if you only have a 1080p 60hz display, go for a 380 4GB most likely.

 

You're going to want to see if nvidia fixes their DX12 issues with pascal, and in any case an AMD card is going to save you money with a free-sync vs G-sync display

[manualmode]

1 hour ago, Akathos said:

Hello, i'm planning a build, but i don't really know if what i have in mind is going to last a couple of years. (I play on low with 30 fps max with my current setup) 
GPU: Gtx "1070" Asuming it's something like what the 970 was to the 900 series or better
Processor: I5 4690k
Mobo: Gigabyte Ga-b85m-d3h OR Gigabyte Z97x-gaming 3 (Don't really know which one)
Storage: 1 TB WR Caviar blue 7200 RPM 
               Kingston V300 120GB SSD (I know it's not necessary)
RAM: 16GB 2x Ram Kingston Hyperx Savage 8gb Ddr3 1866mhz  OR Corsair Vengeance 16gb 2400mhz Ddr3 Kit 2x8gb
PSU: Seasonic M12ii 620w 80 Plus Bronze Modular
Case: Corsair Carbide Series 100r Mid Tower

I'm not going to OC so i don't mind if the mobo supports it. I'm thinking about adding a 212 evo but i'm not sure. 

Let me know what you guys think, if i should change anything and if it will last a decent time. 
If you can help me choose MOBO and Ram i would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.

Honestly, if you're not overclocking you should go for an i5-6500. It's the newer, Skylake CPU, with increased performance over any i5 before it (and even the unlocked ones before Skylake if you don't OC.) The prices for the LGA1151 CPUs and motherboards are not actually that much more expensive anymore.