I'm building a pc, but i wanna know how good it will do for the new games

[DankKusher]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Kjv96h how good will this do for games like Gta 5, Witcher 3, Csgo and minecraft like will i be able to run a decent 60+ fps?

 

[DelroyMonjo]

Should be a fine build but I'd also add an aftermarket HS/FAN such as http://pcpartpicker.com/part/cooler-master-cpu-cooler-rr212e20pkr2

 

[RekMePls]

These games will defiantly get you a steady 60 FPS. GTA V will probably get you a steady 50 FPS depending on the type of effects are going on in big cities.

 

[naturesninja]

I don't recommend that power supply, try one of these: http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/compare/antec-power-supply-ea650platinum%2Cevga-power-supply-110b20750vr%2Cseasonic-power-supply-s12ii620bronze%2Cseasonic-power-supply-ssp650rt/

 

[Arnav Bhatt]

Everything is solid, except I would recommend you go for the Radeon R9 390, specifically the MSI variant. This may/may not start a fan war, I don't really care but it gives me solid 60FPS on GTAV and Arkham Knight at Ultra/High settings. I know that GTAV uses almost 4GB of vram at those settings, and I also know that people have said the difference between the 970 and 390 is almost negligible. But here's the thing. In the coming years, games will use more vram. That is fact. And having a card that has such a huge buffer will come in handy, if not next year, then the year after that. Both the 970 and 390 are damn good cards, and neither are perfect. But the 390 pulls slightly ahead for me. Also don't worry about temps or anything like that. MSI's Twin Frozr V definitely does the job. Max temp on my card while gaming is about 75 degrees Celsius. Barely audible fans at that load after customizing the fan curve. OCed enough to more than handle anything I throw at it without crashing, stuttering or freezing. Done deal.

Also, no need to change the PSU if you go for the 390, 650W is more than enough. I should know because I have the XFX XTR 650W for my PC.

 

[naturesninja]

Sorry, but it's not about the wattage of the PSU the OP has chosen, but the quality. That's why if you actually clicked on the link I provided you will see they are all around 650w PSU's except for one, which was likely the same price when it was posted.

Secondly, there is no way in this universe that the 390 is capable of realistically utilizing 8GB of VRAM without being crossfired (maybe not then either), won't happen no matter how much game and driver optimization comes along. I do recommend the 390 over the 970 too personally, but going into it with realistic expectations. Either way, seeing how this post is a month old I doubt any fresh input matters.

 

[Arnav Bhatt]

What about mods like in Skyrim and stuff? They eat up memory. Same with GTA5, especially some of the crazier mods.