New to PC gaming, can theese specs hold 60FPS.

[dahackerkiller3]

CPU : Intel i7-8700 3.2 GHz up to 4.6 GHz
MB : ASUS PRIME H310M-K
HDD : HDD 2TB WesternDigital
RAM : Kingston FURY 8GB 2400MHz (x2)
GPU : ASUS DUAL-GTX1070-O8G
Case : CoolerMaster Case MasterBox Lite 3.1
PS : Corsair Builder Series CX
DVD : ASUS DVD-RW Super-Multi SATA Black DRW-24D5MT/BLK/B/AS

I'm farely new to PC gaming so i wanted to know if theese are comatible with each other, i choose them myself so if there is something off please help me. My range is around 1,300-1,600.

My primary focus is for design and for games. But more primarely for gaming, I am more focused on fps games like PUBG,R6S,CSGO and i'd like to have a decent 60 fps on high setting, Can thoose parts make it?
Thnx for helping!.

 

[CountMike]

Oh, yes, quite nicely too.

 

[mahanddeem]

It depends on resolution friend. At 4k, no. It'll not hold 60fps
1440? Little chance, you have to lower settings.
1080p, yes
Another factor also the game you are referring to. Some games are well optimized and some are not.

Edit: SSD is important.

 

[DSzymborski]

Just make sure, if you're buying a Corsair CX (with a 1070, I'd go even higher quality, to an EVGA G2/G3 or SeaSonic Focus), that it has black-and-grey lettering, *not* the neon green.

 

[FD2Raptor]

The CM MasterBox Lite 3.1 does not have any 5.25" bay, you won't be able to use that internal ASUS DVDRW drive with that case.

 

[dahackerkiller3]

It depends on resolution friend. At 4k, no. It'll not hold 60fps
1440? Little chance, you have to lower settings.
1080p, yes
Another factor also the game you are referring to. Some games are well optimized and some are not.

Edit: SSD is important.

 

[dahackerkiller3]

Thnx for the info, and all of my games are gonna be played on 1080p because of my budget monitor, it's the ASUS 24"Wide VG248QE.
And about the SSD, I'm planning to add it later cause i kinda have a tight budget right now, but i'll keep it in mind
Thnx!