Need help with this Build

[basebattle]

I just bought AMD FX 6300 Black edition, and Gskill 8gb DDR3 ram. I
wish to do mild ocing. So i cancelled my previous order of MSI
970A-G43 motherboard and planning to get the GIGABYTE GA-970A-UD3P
instead.
now my questions are:
1. Is this a good motherboard? I plan to do mild OCing to play games
like fallout 4 at decent settings.
2. Since my proccesor is already Black Edition, will i still need to
OC it? or will it be factory OCed?
3. will there be any issues if I get the gtx 750 ti 2gb?
4. The Ram i have is Gskill ripjaws x 1600 mhz class 10. 8gb x 1. this
will suit my needs just fine right? or will the mobo pull it back to
1300 mhz?
5.After putting in the graphics card, RAM, etc. what should be my psu
be? in watts. will it exceed the antec vp450 watt if i have to get
cooling fans later on? (i plan to get evo 212).
6. I have doubts thats this whole setup will fit in my cabinet
"Zebronics RAYS Desktop PC Cabinet (without SMPS) ZEB-121R ".

please guide me to make an upgradeable pc. (i"ll hopefully be upgrading after 5 yrs).

if there are components that better suit my needs at a lower or similar price please do recommend them to me.
I'll definetly consider them if they are available in India.
THANKYOU in advance.

 

[Iplaygamer]

You CPU looks solid for gaming and the motherboard shouldn't have any problem housing the graphics card. But just keep in mind that the CPU and the motherboard my not be compatible and overclocking shouldn't be necessary. The RAM speed doesn't really matter because most RAM have very little speed change that it is basically unnoticeable. As for the PSU, i suggest a 850w just in case you do overclocking, also this will leave a lot of room to install new things. Also i suggest going with this case from cooler master as it is big and will easily house most things; http://www.legitreviews.com/cooler-master-haf-x-black-gaming-case-review_1311

 

[maddogfargo]

I just bought AMD FX 6300 Black edition, and Gskill 8gb DDR3 ram. I
wish to do mild ocing. So i cancelled my previous order of MSI
970A-G43 motherboard and planning to get the GIGABYTE GA-970A-UD3P
instead.
now my questions are:

1. Is this a good motherboard? I plan to do mild OCing to play games
like fallout 4 at decent settings.

A: Yes, I have used 3 of them so far. Got my FX 6350 to 4.950GHz on one with a liquid cooler. It's a very good OC board.

2. Since my proccesor is already Black Edition, will i still need to
OC it? or will it be factory OCed?

A: Black edition means it is unlocked and stock voltage is slightly higher to facilitate tuning and OC. FX 6300 are usually good for 4.4-4.5GHz on stock or very near stock voltage. Just make sure you have good cooling like a Hyper 212 EVO and solid power supply and read a guide.

Here is a good one: http://www.overclock.net/t/1140459/bulldozer-overclocking-guide-performance-scaling-charts-max-ocs-ln2-results-coming Still applies to Piledriver.

3. will there be any issues if I get the gtx 750 ti 2gb?

A: No, an overclocked FX 6300 / 6350 can drive a GTX 960/970 easily. 750ti won't be a problem.

4. The Ram i have is Gskill ripjaws x 1600 mhz class 10. 8gb x 1. this
will suit my needs just fine right? or will the mobo pull it back to
1300 mhz?

A: Low latency (CAS 7 or 8) DDR 1600 is great for gaming. Go with a 2x4GB kit for a total of 8GB of RAM. FX CPUs like just 2 sticks of RAM so try to avoid using 4 stick kits. They can also handle 1866 and 2133 RAM speeds just fine, so 1600 will work great.


5.After putting in the graphics card, RAM, etc. what should be my psu
be? in watts. will it exceed the antec vp450 watt if i have to get
cooling fans later on? (i plan to get evo 212).

A: Any top tier PSU from the Tom's list will do. XFX 550w or Seasonic 520w or not on that list but also another very good PSU is the Rosewill Hive 650w, one of my favs for budget builds and usually around the price of the XFX units.


6. I have doubts thats this whole setup will fit in my cabinet
"Zebronics RAYS Desktop PC Cabinet (without SMPS) ZEB-121R ".

A: You can plug these parts into a parts list on PCPartPicker and choose the case last. It will automatically filter out cases that won't fit your parts and that can help you find a good option that you know will work.


please guide me to make an upgradeable pc. (i"ll hopefully be upgrading after 5 yrs).

A: For core components, after a few years you'll be looking at a new AMD Xen system or the next gen Intel system. Motherboard, CPU and RAM most likely. If you just plan to upgrade your GPU, you could go to something like an R9 390 or a GTX 970 in the near future.


if there are components that better suit my needs at a lower or similar price please do recommend them to me.
I'll definetly consider them if they are available in India.
THANKYOU in advance.

I inserted and bolded the answers above for you. Hope that helps.

 

[chilly2468]

You CPU looks solid for gaming and the motherboard shouldn't have any problem housing the graphics card. But just keep in mind that the CPU and the motherboard my not be compatible and overclocking shouldn't be necessary. The RAM speed doesn't really matter because most RAM have very little speed change that it is basically unnoticeable. As for the PSU, i suggest a 850w just in case you do overclocking, also this will leave a lot of room to install new things. Also i suggest going with this case from cooler master as it is big and will easily house most things; http://www.legitreviews.com/cooler-master-haf-x-black-gaming-case-review_1311

I highly suggest reevaluating your post. The selected motherboard for sure is compatible, and the cpu should be overclocked to keep up with more modern Intel cpu's. You are right that the ram speed makes little difference in this situation. And 850w is the starting wattage that most people recommend for CF/SLI on high level graphics cards. Their is no need for someone in his situation to buy a 850w psu. And I imagine that someone in India asking for a budget build won't be buying a full tower like the HAF X due to its high price, and low availibility.

 

[chilly2468]

I have to agree with the advice given by maddogfargo.

 

[Andrei-Florin Gogan]

CPU and Motherboard are compatible and are working wonders. I have the same MB but the FX 6350 instead. Your build looks pretty decent. I would look a bit further into another GPU. At the GTX 750 price you can add a bit more and get a R9 280x or an R9 380. Both of them are way better than the GTX 750. Just keep in mind, BOTH of them are quite big GPU's so I recomend to add everything together on pcpartpicker and look for a decent case.