Need help building gaming PC

Rubaduckduck

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Hi guys,I would like to get some help to build a gaming PC.I am playing games such as Far Cry 4,Skyrim,Dragon Age:Inqustion,GTA V.

I would like to play these games on max settings,and at least high settings for any future games.My budget is around 1.5K,wouldn't mind adding 100-200 more for better parts

Any help is appreciated,Thanks guys!
 

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Need monitor/kb/mouse? If need, use the remaining to buy them.


Mobo + Cpu: asrock h81m-hds + i5-4460 331
Ram: crucial 8gb 99
SSD: crucial mx100 256gb 159
HDD: wd blue 1tb 75
GPU: zotac 970 twin fan 325
PSU: superflower 650w 139
Casing: fractal arc midi r2 139
OS: win7 130

total: $1397

You can max those out at 1080p
 
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Rubaduckduck

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Yeah I need monitor/KB/mouse too,any recommendations for these?

This is my first time building a gaming pc,any places you guys recommend that is trustworthy?

I have seen a few people recommend PcTheme

Thanks guys!
 

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CPU+ Mobo: ASROCK H81M-HDS + i5 4460 (331)
RAM: CRUCIAL PC 12800/1600MHZ DDR3 CL11 VALUE RAM (8GB) (99)
GPU: MSI R9 290X GAMING 4GB (449)
SSD: CRUCIAL M550 128GB (86)
HDD: TOSHIBA 1TB 7200RPM (69)
DVD-RW: LG 24X DVD-RW SATA OEM (25)
PSU: FSP AURUM S 700W (129)
Case: DEEPCOOL TESSERACT (65)
OS: WINDOWS 7 HOME PREM (130)
Monitor: DELL S2340L (209)
Keyboard: ARMAGGEDDON AK-700 (17.9)(Lazada.com)
Mouse: ARMAGGEDDON AQUILA X2 (29)(Lazada.com)

Total cost: $1638.9

Unless otherwise stated, buy at PC Themes, #04-15, and ask for discounts. DIY yourself. If you can't into DIY, get PC Themes to assemble for you for a fee.

Notes:

1) This rig is capable of playing Far Cry 4 ,Skyrim, Dragon Age:Inqustion and maybe GTA V at max settings in 1080p. Future games may be playable at least high, but this is not guaranteed, especially if a poorly optimised game like a NOT!Crysis was to come out in the future.

2) You may want to either buy additional case fans and/or rearrange the stock fans in the Deepcool Tesseract into a negative case pressure configuration to help dissipate heat from the casing faster to cope with the heat output from the R9 290X.
 
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