Need suggestions for a build..

[Anonymous Penguin]

So my dad wants a PC to connect to his UHD TV. Here's what I've come up with...
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/TVQKt6

-Is this sufficient for playing latest titles at medium - high settings at UHD res?
-Is it worth it to upgrade to i7-4790 or a GTX980?
I've haven't used AMD before so I'm kind of nervous.

I'm all open for suggestions, please let me know anything I could improve.
Thank you

 

[jovce17]

you dont realy need i7 for gaming ...the improvments with i7 are minor ...only few fps gained
on other hand 390x atm can handle most games on 4k on medium settings ...but its not future proof build ... we dont know if it will be able to handle future titles

 

[Zerk2012]

Post a link to the TV UHD TV usually just means 1080p
Also don't buy a crappy power supply like that one.
If the TV is 1080p like it should be this would work fine and get you better parts.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2XQKt6

 

[Anonymous Penguin]

Post a link to the TV UHD TV usually just means 1080p
Also don't buy a crappy power supply like that one.
If the TV is 1080p like it should be this would work fine and get you better parts.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2XQKt6

It's this one...
http://www.samsung.com/sa_en/consumer/tv-av/tv/uhd/UA78HU9000RXUM
I'm pretty sure it's 3840x2160.
Also, having liquid inside a computer makes me nervous..

Edit: Model might be a little different than ours because of regions, but it's pretty much the same.

 

[Anonymous Penguin]

you dont realy need i7 for gaming ...the improvments with i7 are minor ...only few fps gained
on other hand 390x atm can handle most games on 4k on medium settings ...but its not future proof build ... we dont know if it will be able to handle future titles

Thing is, my dad just wants to play the games he used to when he was younger, like Indiana Jones and Tomb Raider. But if he decides to play latest AAA's I'd want to keep that as an option.
What gpu would you suggest?
I want it to last at least 2 - 3 years.

 

[Zerk2012]

Post a link to the TV UHD TV usually just means 1080p
Also don't buy a crappy power supply like that one.
If the TV is 1080p like it should be this would work fine and get you better parts.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2XQKt6

It's this one...
http://www.samsung.com/sa_en/consumer/tv-av/tv/uhd/UA78HU9000RXUM
I'm pretty sure it's 3840x2160.
Also, having liquid inside a computer makes me nervous..

Edit: Model might be a little different than ours because of regions, but it's pretty much the same.

Pretty much the same is not the same and your link don't work.
But for 4K you will need to up the video card to a GTX 980ti at the lease and even 2 in sli would be best making the case you picked to small.

 

[Anonymous Penguin]

Post a link to the TV UHD TV usually just means 1080p
Also don't buy a crappy power supply like that one.
If the TV is 1080p like it should be this would work fine and get you better parts.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2XQKt6

It's this one...
http://www.samsung.com/sa_en/consumer/tv-av/tv/uhd/UA78HU9000RXUM
I'm pretty sure it's 3840x2160.
Also, having liquid inside a computer makes me nervous..

Edit: Model might be a little different than ours because of regions, but it's pretty much the same.

Pretty much the same is not the same and your link don't work.
But for 4K you will need to up the video card to a GTX 980ti at the lease and even 2 in sli would be best making the case you picked to small.

My bad. I'll just post a picture(and hope it works)..
http://imgur.com/R5mSP4N

 

[Zerk2012]

Yes that's 4K
Some 4k gaming benchmarks Note on high settings the FPS is not very good. For k4 gaming with high settings you really need a pair of video cards to keep the FPS up in the 60 area.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6AIMDExpjs

 

[Anonymous Penguin]

Yes that's 4K
Some 4k gaming benchmarks Note on high settings the FPS is not very good. For k4 gaming with high settings you really need a pair of video cards to keep the FPS up in the 60 area.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6AIMDExpjs

So after a bit of education I came up with another build...
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/8mMmMp
If my dad decides to play the latest titles, I'll sli two 980's.
What do you think?

 

[Anonymous Penguin]

you dont realy need i7 for gaming ...the improvments with i7 are minor ...only few fps gained
on other hand 390x atm can handle most games on 4k on medium settings ...but its not future proof build ... we dont know if it will be able to handle future titles

Hey I came up with another build...
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/8mMmMp
What do you think about it?