Question Will this work for 60hz gaming?

[BowLocker]

This is my first time building a pc, since I'm planning on moving from PS4. Will this setup work for 60hz 1080p(rainbow six siege, city skylines). I also like to edit videos, nothing super difficult, and I'm considering streaming, as I already have a small following.
Thanks in advance,
Ryzen 5 2600
MSI RX 580 8GB
Corsair 16(2x8) 3000MHz DDR4 C15 RAM
Asus prime B-450 ATX motherboard
WD 500GB M.2 SATA
Corsair carbide series 275R
EVGA 550W Gold G3

Any suggestions on upgrades?
This current setup is around 750£(980USD)
I can push this upto around 850-900 pounds maximum(hopefully not 900)
I'm going to buy everything on Amazon as I have prime anf multiple giftcards to use.
Thanks for the help.

 

[white.a.drew]

You dont need to upgrade anything you should be great on your needs, however if you have to spend the money on your computer. And it's just burning that hole in your pocket you might as well order the r5 2600x (stalk it's speed is the 2600 max boost) [boosted it's max speed is 4.2] the avg speed for most pc gamers today.

 

[Yoann Teodosieff]

60hz means that your monitor only supports 60hz and the only requierement for that is that your PC is able to push the frames in the games a little above 60.

The system you listed is definitely capable of doing that.

 

[ElectrO_90]

This is my first time building a pc, since I'm planning on moving from PS4. Will this setup work for 60hz 1080p(rainbow six siege, city skylines). I also like to edit videos, nothing super difficult, and I'm considering streaming, as I already have a small following.
Thanks in advance,
Ryzen 5 2600
MSI RX 580 8GB
Corsair 16(2x8) 3000MHz DDR4 C15 RAM
Asus prime B-450 ATX motherboard
WD 500GB M.2 SATA
Corsair carbide series 275R
EVGA 550W Gold G3

Any suggestions on upgrades?
This current setup is around 750£(980USD)
I can push this upto around 850-900 pounds maximum(hopefully not 900)
I'm going to buy everything on Amazon as I have prime anf multiple giftcards to use.
Thanks for the help.

Your computer specs are MORE than enough for 1080@60hz gaming with max settings.