i5-4570 w/ 760 for gaming?

[Nathanwe]

I am getting a new PC soon and would like to know if this would be good for gaming on ultra for the next 4 ish years.
I5-4570
Gtx760
8gb ram
( no I will not consider building my own no matter how awsome it may be)
EDIT:
Also would it be worth buying another 760 in a couple of years or just getting a good GPU to replace the 760.

 

[skit75]

The GTX 760 on Ultra for the next 4 years... not likely. It will certainly play games 4 years down the road and probably do so at very playable FPS rates. You just may not be able to handle Ultra settings on high end, graphically-intense releases.

 

[numanator]

The 760 can run ultra on almost all games right now and high on the most demanding games out right now. In 2 years you will probably be playing all games on high with the most demanding at medium. No telling what is going to be out in 4 years but my guess would be medium settings. No guarantees on this info though, just my guess based on past experience.

You shouldn't run into problems with the i5-4570 CPU for 2-4 years though.

 

[RCguitarist]

The 760 can run ultra on almost all games right now and high on the most demanding games out right now. In 2 years you will probably be playing all games on high with the most demanding at medium. No telling what is going to be out in 4 years but my guess would be medium settings. No guarantees on this info though, just my guess based on past experience.

You shouldn't run into problems with the i5-4570 CPU for 2-4 years though.

And remember, in 4 years, medium settings look like today's ultra settings do. So it's not like in 4 years you will be playing with bad graphics.

 

[skit75]

To be fair, there is only a handful of GPUs out right now that could theoretically do that and they demand a big price northward of $700.00 USD

Looking back 4 years ago from today..... nVidia was launching the GT & GTX 400 series cards..... could you imagine running one of those on BF4 today? Might be playable on Low settings but not very enjoyable.

 

[RazerZ]

Go with a 770 and a motherboard you can sli with if you're worried about future games. Also make sure the PSU is sufficient.

 

[schau314]

Building your own is not the only option. Get a good tech friend and pay him with a six pack to help you build it on a rainy afternoon. Or pay a place to charge you an extremely high price. Or if you are younger, ask a couple of techy friends or their brothers if they could help build it.