Is this a good build?

[Mocsy]

Hi,
after a lot of research and help from this website, I came up with my final build for my first budget gaming pc. Now I know this isn't the best pc build and that's because my budget is low. I'm planning to play games such as h1Z1, DayZ, and CSGO on this pc and I would like to know how this would perform. Also not sure if I should keep the GPU that's on the list or change it with a GTX 750 1GB superclocked. I'd appreciate all comments.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/t6DpRB
Thanks

 

[Archaic59]

All that and windows for just over 400 bucks. nice job!
The GTX 750 scores just a wee bit higher than r7 260x.
Won't matter that much. Whatever you prefer.

Here's my version of a budget system. windows not included.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Archaic59/saved/bGfRsY

 

[tiny voices]

All that and windows for just over 400 bucks. nice job!
The GTX 750 scores just a wee bit higher than r7 260x.
Won't matter that much. Whatever you prefer.

Here's my version of a budget system. windows not included.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Archaic59/saved/bGfRsY

I do not recommend this build. The PSU is 100% trash and a danger to the PC.

OP's build has a proper PSU.

 

[tiny voices]

OP, swap to the Pentium G3258 and get 8gb RAM and you are good to go.

You will play most games at medium settings at 1080p.

 

[Archaic59]

Updated:

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/vDPtsY

 

[tiny voices]

Better, but I would get the PSU OP has, or an EVGA 500B. Great quality and will allow for a real GPU upgrade in the future. I would also stay away from BIOSTAR motherboards personally. Also, get a single stick of RAM so he can upgrade it to 8gb later on buy adding one stick and not replacing the whole kit. I would REALLY try to get 8gb now though as games like DayZ will struggle with only 4gb.