Gamng PC ,good?

[Dante1234]

I want a computer that can play games like g-mod and day-z at good graphics and I want to record while I play and I don't want that affecting my game by lagging. Also I don't need a big hard drive as I have an 500GB usb hard drive. Is this a good setup I'd like to stay under $600 Canadian. So is there any thing I should change about this? http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3h7zHx

 

[Mominul Hussain]

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/MXmLjX use the cooler to overclock, which will let you make videos quicker

 

[Dante1234]

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/MXmLjX use the cooler to overclock, which will let you make videos quicker

Sorry I don't know a lot about PC's so by overclocking you mean..

 

[Mominul Hussain]

Just leave the concept for later, I suggest you build your pc first before you get into performance tweaking.

 

[pirateGES]

600 is a low budget for a specific experience, not saying you can't get a system to meet your needs at 600 but you won't get the best or fastest. Look at the Dells outlet site for a refurb or scratch and dent model, they go over them and they are good a new , imo. For 600 bucks you won't get the amount of ram you prob want but get the fastest speed CPU you can always UG the ram later. I also suggest staying away from win8 if you can help it, personal reasons, Win 10 will be along first of the year. When your able get a SSD drive and keep your was it a 512 GB HDD? keep it for data storage and install the OS on the SSD. If you want to have a killer system think about 1k including a awesome video adapter, GL