Is this build any good for gaming?

[Fez___]

As the title suggests, can anyone tell me if this build is good for gaming. I generally play games such as CSGO, BF3 and GTA V. Also framerate with some of these games.

https://www.aria.co.uk/SuperSpecials/Other+products/GLADIATOR+Intel+i5-4590+%283.30GHz+Quad-Core%29+Next+Day+Desktop+PC+?productId=63509

And this graphics card instead of the stock one; https://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Graphics+Cards/NVIDIA+GeForce/GeForce+GTX+750/Asus+GTX+750Ti+OC+2GB+Nvidia+PCI+Express+Graphics+Card+?productId=60178

Thanks.

 

[lodders]

You need a much better GPU than that for gaming.... GTX960 or even GTX970 is a better match for that machine.

 

[Seamz]

It will definitely be able to play those games with decent framerates at 1080P on Medium/High. Which is still better than console. My only concern would be if the card fits in the case and if the Power Supply has a 6 pin connector for the 750Ti.

 

[lodders]

And an SSD would also make that machine a lot more responsive....

So why not build your own?

 

[Syrus Hussain]

Yeah I'd definitely go for a gtx 960, i think its 60 pounds more the 970. It will certainty help with newer games. My old gtx 750 ti is now starting to struggle with current games and now awaiting my r9 390 for an upgrade

 

[Fez___]

Yeah I'd definitely go for a gtx 960, i think its 60 pounds more the 970. It will certainty help with newer games. My old gtx 750 ti is now starting to struggle with current games and now awaiting my r9 390 for an upgrade

I have a very low budget.

 

[Syrus Hussain]

http://m.ebuyer.com/728643

A gtx 960 for 135 pounds. I think its a pretty good cooler. I have zotac 750 ti and the temps are ok. Or if you want you can go for a gtx 950 which it pretty cheap as well

http://www.scan.co.uk/products/offer-2gb-evga-gtx-950-sc-gaming-pcie-30-(x16)-6610mhz-gddr5-gpu-1152mhz-boost-1342mhz-cores-768-3x-?utm_source=google+shopping&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=CjwKEAiAhPCyBRCtwMDS5tzT03gSJADZ8VjRofuEHZEWe0xnNpeILa3w33LX7Mnd1eOtKWSss3ubcBoCR9Pw_wcB

 

[lodders]

Should have thought of this earlier - the PC will probably not have enough power supply to run a separate GPU.. Better to buy one with the GPU fitted.