Overclocking and 1080p 60fps possible with this build?

[ConnorStrong]

Would just like to know if this build (http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/8tR43C) would be able to run a game like Battlefield 4 at 1080p 60fps and if I'd be able to overclock if I wanted.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Marklamarkle]

Would just like to know if this build (http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/8tR43C) would be able to run a game like Battlefield 4 at 1080p 60fps and if I'd be able to overclock if I wanted.

Thanks in advance.

Yes, that's a very capable computer!

 

[James Mason]

It's almost like you're showing off, but yes, you can run bf 4 at60fps and overclock if you want with that build.

And FYI, an i7 is pointless for gaming, and i5 is all you need.

 

[ConnorStrong]

It's almost like you're showing off, but yes, you can run bf 4 at60fps and overclock if you want with that build.

And FYI, an i7 is pointless for gaming, and i5 is all you need.

No lol I literally read so much online and it sounded like it'd be fine but I was still worried I would only get 30fps or somewhere around there haha, and also I chose the i7 because it has 'hyper threading' and apparently it's good for games like dayZ arma III which I'll also be playing. Another thing lol, are there too little or too many fans? Don't want to spend more on what I don't need. Thanks for the help too!

 

[James Mason]

Uhh, well there's no computer case so I can't tell if you have too many fans or not.

It would depend how many empty slots on your case there are, and how loud you want your computer to be.
More airflow generally = more noise unless you get the good quality fans. Or bigger fans, bigger fans move more air with less speed, but that again depends on whether the case supports them.
This is a better and cheaper thermal paste as well: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/arctic-cooling-thermal-paste-acmx4

 

[ConnorStrong]

Uhh, well there's no computer case so I can't tell if you have too many fans or not.

It would depend how many empty slots on your case there are, and how loud you want your computer to be.
More airflow generally = more noise unless you get the good quality fans. Or bigger fans, bigger fans move more air with less speed, but that again depends on whether the case supports them.
This is a better and cheaper thermal paste as well: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/arctic-cooling-thermal-paste-acmx4

I'm using the Nzxt Phantom enthusiast full tower (Lots of upgrading planned) and okay thanks.