Need your opinion please!

[haslaa95]

So i'm building a new pc for the first time and i'm getting help and these are the parts i'm getting so my question is: Will i be able to get max craphics any game? Thanks in advance.

 

[Violet915]

Where's the parts????

 

[haslaa95]

I fixed links they were wrong, sorry for that.

 

[haslaa95]

And don't mind about finnish just read the part infos.

 

[Violet915]

I can't say "Every" game for sure, because no game is perfectly optimized. You will run into problems and that's inevitable. But more relevant, the 960 is a weaker 970. I would recommend SLI 970's by EVGA (best brand in my opinion) with the Superclocked or Super Super Clocked (SSC) editions or a single 980 GTX Titanium, again EVGA clocked edition. A 960 alone won't have the power to run very intense games like Far Cry Primal, The Division, Battlefield 1 (when that eventually arrives) on the highest of qualities, I could be wrong but I imagine it'll be very hard. The rest looks fine, but I would also swap out the HDD to an SSD, or buy two SSD's. One 90-120GB for your windows alone and then a 500GB+ for games and use the HDD for simple storage and low priority software like Skype etc.

 

[haslaa95]

But like gta v and wow max graphs? And thanks for your opinion.

 

[Violet915]

GTA V maybe again, heard mixed reviews and I spoke about this in another topic. WoW? Definitely, that game is low poly and designed on a 2004 engine. Not sure if Blizzard made any major changes on that front, but given I'm a Game Artist, I know how the graphical side of things work.

 

[chimera201]

The PSU isn't great. Rest are ok.

 

[haslaa95]

Thanks guys. Will be buying ssd. I skip gtx 970 for now. Gotta wait for next salary.

 

[chimera201]

Thanks guys. Will be buying ssd. I skip gtx 970 for now. Gotta wait for next salary.

Getting a better PSU is more important than getting a SSD.

 

[haslaa95]

That PSU got nice reviews?

 

[chimera201]

That PSU got nice reviews?

No. That is a really low quality PSU. You should get a PSU from Tier 1 or 2 for this kind of build :
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html