Building a gaming computer need some help

[johanisgaming]

Hey, I built a computer about 3 years ago and I want to buy a new one. The problem with the pc that I built 3 years ago is that I went cheap and it was good at the time but now it's struggling. I want to build a PC that will do great now and for the next couple of years. This is the list of the parts that I am looking at: http://pcpartpicker.com/list/bsbbwV . I would really appreciate some feedback.

What I want from the PC is to be able to run modern games at very high to ultra setting. I mostly play RPGs like fallout and Skyrim but I also play shooters like call of duty. I don't want to have to replace my whole system in another 3 years. My budget is around 800 dollars. Also, I have an extra Corsair 430w (the one listed in the build) and I would like to use it with this build if possible if I can't it's not a big deal.

 

[theonerm2]

2 things you might have to replace in 3 years. The Graphics card and the PSU. Everything else will last at least another 2 years on top of the 3. I forgot to mention. You need a Z170 motherboard to overclock that CPU with the unlocked multiplier.

 

[gumbob3]

Hey, I built a computer about 3 years ago and I want to buy a new one. The problem with the pc that I built 3 years ago is that I went cheap and it was good at the time but now it's struggling. I want to build a PC that will do great now and for the next couple of years. This is the list of the parts that I am looking at: http://pcpartpicker.com/list/bsbbwV . I would really appreciate some feedback.

What I want from the PC is to be able to run modern games at very high to ultra setting. I mostly play RPGs like fallout and Skyrim but I also play shooters like call of duty. I don't want to have to replace my whole system in another 3 years. My budget is around 800 dollars. Also, I have an extra Corsair 430w (the one listed in the build) and I would like to use it with this build if possible if I can't it's not a big deal.

Do you plan on overclocking your CPU?

 

[gumbob3]

If you aren't overclocking, which I wouldn't really recommend anyway, here is my refined build:
It has an SSD which is up to 17x faster than a HDD & more reliable than a HDD for OS and Main apps, and a much more reliable HDD. You still have the RAM upgradable to 32gb if you wish to in the future. The PSU should be plenty to handle it.

Link: http://pcpartpicker.com/list/NrDPKZ

 

[johanisgaming]

the i5-6500 won't have a problem running games on ultra?

 

[theonerm2]

the i5-6500 won't have a problem running games on ultra?

Not at all.