Can this run Arma 3 and Far Cry 3

[ilovelotsofpie]

I am thinking about purchasing a pre-built Gaming Desktop from Ironside Computers, but I wasn't sure if this hardware could run Arma 3 or Far Cry 3 on Ultra/ High settings. Will this be able to run those games and if so please give me an fps range if possible.

Silver Series
AMD FX-4100

•Case - Raidmax Smilodon Extreme Black (Mid Tower)
•Custom Airbrush Logos & Emblems - None
•Custom Airbrushed Gamertags - None
•Additional Case Fans - 3 x 120mm Cooler Master Sickleflow High Performance Fans
•Internal Lighting - None
•AMD Processor - AMD FX-6300 3.5GHz (Six Core)
•CPU Cooling - Asetek 550LC High Performance Liquid Cooling
•PC Liquid Coolant - *Requires Level 1, 2, or 3 Liquid Cooling Systems
•Liquid Cooling Tubing Color - *Requires Level 1, 2, or 3 Liquid Cooling Systems
•AMD Motherboard - ASUS M5A97 [Graphics Card Req.] SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 {4 DDR3 Slots}
•Overclocking Processor - [FREE] Overclock Processor up to 10%
•Overclocking Graphics Card - Stock Speed
•Memory - 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz
•Memory Cooling - None
•Primary Hard Drive - 1TB 7200 RPM
•Hard Drive Cooling - None
•Secondary Hard Drive - None
•Secondary Hard Drive Cooling - None
•Optical Drive - DVD Writer
•2nd Optical Drive - None
•Graphics Card - Nvidia Geforce GTX 760 2GB (Min. 600 Watt Power Supply)
•Liquid Cool Graphics Card - None
•[SLI / X-Fire] Second Graphics Card - None
•[SLI / X-fire] Liquid Cool Graphics card - None
•Power Supply - Standard 600 Watt
•Operating System - Windows 8.1 64 Bit
•Networking - Internal Wireless G 54Mbps
•Fan Controller - None
•Media Card Readers - None
•Sound Card - Integrated HD Audio
•PC Games - None
•Office Software - None
•Antivirus Software - Bit Defender 2 Year Antivirus
•Monitor - Acer 21.5'' 1920 x 1080 LCD Monitor
•Second Monitor - None
•Mouse - None
•Keyboard - Standard Keyboard
•Speakers & Headsets - None
•Packaging - [FREE] Advanced Packaging System - Custom foam to protect and secure internal components from shipping abuse
•Wiring - [FREE] Professional Wiring - Cables will be organized to achieve maximum airflow
•Technical Support - Life-time U.S. based technical support and customer service by our own in-house technicians
•Rush Service - [Standard] Shipped Out in 6 - 10 Business Days
•Video Demonstration - None
•Warranty - Standard 3 Years Parts and 3 Years Labor
$1,307.61 $1,307.61

Thx

 

[HEXiT]

way overpriced for what it is mate. you could buy the same parts for around £600 (without windows or the monitor) and pay some 1 you know or even your local pc stor to build it for you saving £600+
you would be beter off looking at sites like ibuypower for custom prebuilds or pc partpicker to order the parts separately and have some1 build it for you.

 

[ilovelotsofpie]

way overpriced for what it is mate. you could buy the same parts for around £600 (without windows or the monitor) and pay some 1 you know or even your local pc stor to build it for you saving £600+
you would be beter off looking at sites like ibuypower for custom prebuilds or pc partpicker to order the parts separately and have some1 build it for you.

Idk Ibuypower seemed more expensive with their shipping fee's..
I didn't want to get separate pc parts incase I missed something.

 

[HEXiT]

mate if you use pc part picker you wont miss anything because its all laid out for you. you just start at the top and work down the list. then post the link your given and the guys here will tell you if your missing something...
but really theres not a lot to miss.
motherboard
cpu
gpu
ram
hdd
ssd if required
psu
case. for the basic build

then add monitor
o.s
mouse and keyboard and your pretty much done.
if you want to add the little extras like a wireless card you can also do that with the pc part picker system builder.
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/

seriously mate spend some time picking the parts you think you need, and the guys here will keep you rite.
you may think its a lot of effort but in reality its not really.

 

[ilovelotsofpie]

mate if you use pc part picker you wont miss anything because its all laid out for you. you just start at the top and work down the list. then post the link your given and the guys here will tell you if your missing something...
but really theres not a lot to miss.
motherboard
cpu
gpu
ram
hdd
ssd if required
psu
case. for the basic build

then add monitor
o.s
mouse and keyboard and your pretty much done.
if you want to add the little extras like a wireless card you can also do that with the pc part picker system builder.
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/

seriously mate spend some time picking the parts you think you need, and the guys here will keep you rite.
you may think its a lot of effort but in reality its not really.

Thanks!!