Help Build a Gaming PC

[c2yCharlie]

Hello guys ,
I recently wanted to build a gaming pc but I am on a budget. The parts I have decided are :

Dell S2240l
i3 4130
zotac gtx 750 ti
msi h81m e33
kingston hyper x blu 4gb
corsair cx430
huntkey a502

I already have a hdd and a cd drive. However my question is how is this build? Do I need to make some changes regarding any part? Please answer. The parts were chosen after going through reviews at Austin Evans, Anandtech , Tomshardware , Neoseeker , etc. So please help quick as I will be buying the pc within this weekend.

Thanks to all who comment.

 

[Aspire77360]

What is your budget? And if the HDD is quite old, it is best to get a new one because old HDD's can be unreliable

 

[tiny voices]

For a mix of medium and high settings, it will be a great machine.

I would recommend changing the PSU to an Antec VP-450. The extra 20w don't matter, but it is a much better quality unit.

 

[c2yCharlie]

For a mix of medium and high settings, it will be a great machine.

I would recommend changing the PSU to an Antec VP-450. The extra 20w don't matter, but it is a much better quality unit.

Thanks for the reply. I have decided for Antec VP 450p on your recommendation. Do you think I need to make any other change regarding the mobo or gpu or cpu etc. Any help would always be welcomed.

 

[c2yCharlie]

What is your budget? And if the HDD is quite old, it is best to get a new one because old HDD's can be unreliable

Thanks for the reply. I have a Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 160GB hdd which is 3 years old and a 500GB portable. Do you think that would be a problem? Any suggestions.

 

[tiny voices]

You cannot install on OS or programs on a portable HDD. BUT, you can take it apart, as it is just a normal HDD in a box, then put it in your computer.