Help a N00B out?

[CplusPlus2]

Hey hardware guys out there! I'm alien to this world of hardware, I simply dont speak you guys' language (Im fluent in english,c++ and a little Espanol) but im trying! A lot of these things i dont understand. I'm looking to ditch the pc's and build that famous 'console killer' that will last me at least to the 'next next gen' of gaming.

I have found this $600 build which should fair me well when it comes to exceeding the ps4 and running games like bf4 on ultra or high(i think, please tell me if otherwise).

http://gyazo.com/f762c4a07a0c38c9f6812eb3420fa76d <-----SPECS

So on to my main question/request, are there cheaper or better parts out there that can be replaced in this build? What do you think of it? Will it run bf4 on ultra or even newer games on ultra?
I essentially want to optimize this build but since i dont know jack squat about the hierarchy of things like cpu's and gpu's i barely know where to start.

Please note, there are 4gb of ram instead of 8 & 500gb instead of 1tb of storage because the person who made this wanted to have more money to put into the Graphics card. Is this a good idea?

And sorry if this is the wrong section, couldn't find a build section.

 

[CplusPlus2]

Yeeeah that video was way off. That video card wouldn't even fit in that case. That's the best build for your money, I kinda deviated from your original budget I guess.

Okay so right now it makes a lot of sence to go with our $675 build but drop down to a 6 core and greatly reduce the price. But I'm concerned that even though it may not have an immediate effect on my build, will it hurt me a lot in the long run?

 

[RobCrezz]

I would go for this:
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/24eLX

The better GPU will make it a better machine, in all but the most CPU heavy games. Plus you could always buy a good cpu cooler in the future and overclock.

 

[ewok93]

That's a good question. While current programs don't really utilize all of the cores, they are starting to. I would get a cheaper video card and better processor. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/24eVM This build actually has everything you need, under 600 even. It has a 7950 instead, which is between the 7970 and the 7870. That way you get an 8 core and a great video card.

 

[RobCrezz]

That's a good question. While current programs don't really utilize all of the cores, they are starting to. I would get a cheaper video card and better processor. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/24eVM This build actually has everything you need, under 600 even. It has a 7950 instead, which is between the 7970 and the 7870. That way you get an 8 core and a great video card.

I like that build, thats a good compromise!