Will it work good?

[Fredden]

Im about to build my first gaming pc and im on a very low budget
I focus heavily on the game CS:GO which i know dont take to much gpu power but is very cpu pressuring, but it is a half old game and can run on high quality with low budget stuff.
My question is if this build will work, bear in mind my gpu is already bought, my psu aswell as my harddrive.
the build:
CPU: Intel core i5 4460
Stock cooler
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z97P-D3
GPU: Msi gtx geforce 970 4 gb
RAM: Corsair vengeance LP ddr3 8gb (2 x 4)
Harddrive: WD blue 1 TB
PSU: Corsair VS550 550 W
Case: Thinking between Corsair Carbide spec-1 and Fractal design Define R4 black

I am open for recommendations but i want to point out that i will not be doing any movie rendering/streaming and ill mainly focus on having good performance in CS:GO

The ram, Harddrive, Gpu and psu is already bought, i know i should go for ddr4 but i dont feel like that is necessary because as i said ill mainly be playing a not to taking game

Thanks for the help!

 

[n0ns3ns3]

the build will do what you ask very well.
the PSU is the worst component here.
the VS series is not good for gaming rigs. you will be hitting over 250watts under load. especially if you going to overclock.
this unit is less probable to last under 300watt or more continuous load.
So get a better one when you have a chance.

 

[Fredden]

the build will do what you ask very well.
the PSU is the worst component here.
the VS series is not good for gaming rigs. you will be hitting over 250watts under load. especially if you going to overclock.
this unit is less probable to last under 300watt or more continuous load.
So get a better one when you have a chance.

Ok, anything special you recommend that is a good economical choice?

 

[n0ns3ns3]

that really depends where you live and what deals are available at that moment.
a decent PSU is somewhere between 50 to 100$ (you need something like 520-650 watt)

 

[Fredden]

that really depends where you live and what deals are available at that moment.
a decent PSU is somewhere between 50 to 100$ (you need something like 520-650 watt)

Ok thanks for the tip!

 

[n0ns3ns3]

you are mostly welcome.
post here when you will be ready for the PSU upgrade.