Is My New PC Build Good?

[Spicy Sheep]

I've been saving and building a PC for a month now and I just now ordered the final part. I need opinions and ideas for future upgrades. I don't know whether I got decent parts or not. I plan on playing games like ARMA3, CSGO, Battlefield, the Elder Scrolls, ETC. If you have the same parts as I do let me know how you like them. I'll list all my parts.
Parts:
Case: NZXT S340
CPU: AMD FX-6300
Video Card: EVGA SSC ACX 2.0+ GTX 960
Motherboard: MSI 970A SLI Krait Edition
PSU: EVGA 600w
RAM: 8gb of DDR3 Hyperx Fury

 

[SkittishGaming]

Looks good but 600W looks a bit overkill 550W would be good enough. You should also bear in mind the monitor OS and CPU cooler and storage a 250GB SSD and 1TB HDD would be good.

 

[Spicy Sheep]

Looks good but 600W looks a bit overkill 550W would be good enough. You should also bear in mind the monitor OS and CPU cooler and storage a 250GB SSD and 1TB HDD would be good.

Yeah I was going to buy a better cooler sometime soon, and I forgot to mention I have a western digital 1tb hdd. Will the 600w damage my computer in any way?

 

[RARRAF]

no you will be fine I like too have a bigger psu than is required better all around

 

[Spicy Sheep]

no you will be fine I like too have a bigger psu than is required better all around

Ok good haha, I was worried having a overkill psu would ruin the motherboard

 

[SkittishGaming]

Another thing is that the r9 380 is 10% better in framerates on game. for the same cost of your current mobo you could get a good z170 mbo and a good skylake processor.

 

[Spicy Sheep]

Another thing is that the r9 380 is 10% better in framerates on game. for the same cost of your current mobo you could get a good z170 mbo and a good skylake processor.

Yeah I actually got the GTX 960 for free from a relative, I wanted an Intel but I already had ddr3 and didn't feel like getting rid of it and spending an extra $100 for a better mobo and i3-5