pc part help

[austinfast]

is this a build that will give me decent performance for a couple years, running games like battlefield 4 and watchdogs on ultra at 1080p? is the price performance ratio balanced? will i need ti buy additional case fans? will everything fit in the case, thanks for anwsering my questions.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/VzLtrH

 

[Helldog26]

Everything looks good on there. I dont know about a couple of years with games coming out that are more CPU intensive i.e. Wolfenstein requires a i7 to play. I know that you didnt mention that game specifically but just a thought. Otherwise it looks good. The R9 290 is nice but if you can afford the extra 30 dollars I would go with the GTX 970 it out performed the 290 at 1080p inrecent tests.

 

[austinfast]

Everything looks good on there. I dont know about a couple of years with games coming out that are more CPU intensive i.e. Wolfenstein requires a i7 to play. I know that you didnt mention that game specifically but just a thought. Otherwise it looks good. The R9 290 is nice but if you can afford the extra 30 dollars I would go with the GTX 970 it out performed the 290 at 1080p inrecent tests.

i know i didn't mention this but i am considering down the road getting another gpu and running it in crossfire, i don't have any interest in wolefnstine, seems pretty wierd to me, the main games i am looking forward to play are, dayz sa, arma3, battlefield,4, farcry4, and many games like that, would that work with the power supply i chose? thanks

 

[Helldog26]

Wolfenstein was weird but it was just an example of how games are getting CPU intrusive. I havent played DayZ but have heard its tough to get good FPS with any set up right now not sure why. As far as PSU it is more than enough for now but if you Corssfire in the future you may have to upgrade. You are close to 500W now and adding a second big GPU may pull more than the 750. PLus you dont wanna run it at Max wattage and chance frying everything. All-inall it looks great for now!