Good Gaming PC Setup?

OMGitsAlex

OMGitsAlex

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Hay guy's, so for a while now I've wanted to invest in a nice gaming PC, I didn't want it to be overkill for the games I would be playing however I didn't want to spend to much on the Build. Anyway I came up with a build (listed below) and I would really appreciate some feedback and generally how it would handle in the gaming world, if anyone has the chance leaving a rough guess on the Fps I would be getting on any games would also be awesome. Thanks!

Specifications:
CPU- AMD Athlon x4 760k Black Edition
GPU-Nvidia Geforce GTX 650 ti Boost (2gb)
RAM-8GB Crucial Ballistix Sport
Motherboard-MSI A78M-E35
PSU-430W Corsair CX430
Memory-1TB Western Digital Caviar Blue HDD

P.S. I left out unnecessary specifications such as, operating system, chassis etc. as I think that's up to personal opinion so I won't need any suggestions/feedback on that unless it is critical.
 
Hay guy's, so for a while now I've wanted to invest in a nice gaming PC, I didn't want it to be overkill for the games I would be playing however I didn't want to spend to much on the Build. Anyway I came up with a build (listed below) and I would really appreciate some feedback and generally how it would handle in the gaming world, if anyone has the chance leaving a rough guess on the Fps I would be getting on any games would also be awesome. Thanks!

Specifications:
CPU- AMD Athlon x4 760k Black Edition
GPU-Nvidia Geforce GTX 650 ti Boost (2gb)
RAM-8GB Crucial Ballistix Sport
Motherboard-MSI A78M-E35
PSU-430W Corsair CX430
Memory-1TB Western Digital Caviar Blue HDD

P.S. I left out unnecessary specifications such as, operating system, chassis etc. as I think that's up to personal opinion so I won't need any suggestions/feedback on that unless it is critical.
 
are you sure, I mean Guild Wars 2 isn't the most graphical demanding game and compared to the batman: Arkham City on extreme settings at 1080p was around 50 fps, I think guild wars 2 would e fine on ultra
 
650 ti BOOST is the only thing I'm complaining on, a 7770 or 7790 are around the same price if not cheaper and benchmarks state both are way faster, and with the 750 out there was no point in the 650.

Or like stated by @TwinTails a 660 which is ALLOT fast than mentioned cards in my above sentence.
 
Your specs seem pretty fine to me. My computer is very similar to yours and I can record the videos of my games in a decent quality. Though, if you want better specs I'd suggest 16 GB RAM, Intel Core i7 3.40 GHz, and a at least a GTX 760 video card.
 
Okay I'll check out the other cards guy's thanks for the help, Also I was wondering will a 430 watt psu like the one listed be able to run a higher card?
 
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