Is this good enough?

[crazeh]

Hello,
So I'm going to buy a new desktop and so far the below specs fit me very well,
CPU - i7 3770k
RAM- Kingston HyperX (2x4GB) DDR3
GPU - Sapphire AMD/ATI Radeon HD 7790 1 GB GDDR5
HDD - Seagate Barracuda 1TB

Is this good enough to be called a future proof (just want to know) PC?
Will this allow me to play current and coming games at nearly high settings?

Thanks

 

[fjaesbog]

Well, your GPU isn't good.. Playing BF4 you'd have trouble on high settings. So it's definitely not future proof. . What is your budget? How much more are you able to spend?

 

[retry404]

Well, your GPU isn't good.. Playing BF4 you'd have trouble on high settings. So it's definitely not future proof. . What is your budget? How much more are you able to spend?

800$ give or take, sadly.

Offtopic: Apologies for replying with another account, didn't realize I had an account here.

 

[fjaesbog]

So, you have 800$ to spend on a GPU?

 

[retry404]

So, you have 800$ to spend on a GPU?

I wish
Its including everything. I can sacrifise less HDD or RAM upto 6GB if it means better GPU.

 

[fjaesbog]

Well personally i wouldn't get a i7. So overpriced when you can get a 4th gen i5 4670k for much less pricing and still running incredibly fast. I'd try to get the i5 4670k and 7970. Look if this setup will exceed 800$

 

[retry404]

Well personally i wouldn't get a i7. So overpriced when you can get a 4th gen i5 4670k for much less pricing and still running incredibly fast. I'd try to get the i5 4670k and 7970. Look if this setup will exceed 800$

Ah I never looked into haswell, thought it was more for laptops and didn't have any performance difference
with Ivy.
And yeah, it does stay in budget, thanks to some local offers.

 

[fjaesbog]

Then get that build. Trust me you'll be fine

 

[retry404]

Thanks a bunch @fjaesbog