Pc specs - Opinion

[Rd19]

so im building my new pc by the moment i have in mind this im not a pro in pcs , but i know a bit.
a couple of opinions wouldnt be bad from people who have more knowledge of this...

Intel Core i5-4690 Processor (6M Cache, 3.5 GHz )
MSI Computer Corp. Motherboard Micro ATX DDR3 1333 LGA 1150
G.SKILL F3-1600C9D-16GXM Ripjaws X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800)
MSI NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 OC 2GB GDDR5 2DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort PCI-Express Video Card N760 TF 2GD5/OC
WD Blue 1TB Desktop 3.5 Inch SATA 6Gb/s 7200rpm Internal Hard Drive
Corsair Builder Series CX 600 Watt ATX/EPS 80 PLUS (CX600)
Acer 21.5-inch 1920 x 1080 LCD Monitor - A221HQV

capable of running high det mxs?
all comments are welcome.

Cheers.

[Railin' N Trailin']

Things I would change that wouldn't make too much of an impact on your price are:

RAM: 16GB G.Skill Ripjaws DDR3 1866MHz
Processor: Intel Core i5-4690k
I'd also get an SSD (Atleast 120G)

[SMR 510RR]

Why not the K version of the processor? Are you sure you will never want to OC?
Why a micro ATX Mobo? Are you doing a small case build?
Why the 760 instead of the 960? Unless its used or refub they seem to go for roughly the same price.
At this price point I would like to see a fully modular PSU, semi modular at a minimum, the one you have selected is not modular at all.

There is also no case specified and make sure to include the cost of windows (the OS not the hole in the side of a case to look inside haha).

It should play in single player at high settings but online you will have to be careful of how many skins you have and turn the settings down.

[Wahlamt]

I have pretty much those specs but a gtx660, I run 512x512, 8/80 (both) shader programs: on, shaders/copy, lens flares & reflections: yes, at least 20-30 custom bikes and I'm getting around 90 - 100 fps in the emf races. While streaming, but if I ride the warmup or so, it seems to stay.

[Wahlamt]

And that is with High detail track and Ultra detail object pack.

[KAWASAKIZ]

this pc will work good with mxsim, i can play it with Intel Pentium, Ram 2gb, and 256mb gpu...
when i go online i get fucked from lags but yea your pc wont get lag with 40 riders too

[TeamHavocRacing]

SMR has a point that rarely gets discussed, your own copy of Windows 7 (since 8 is like a step back). Having a store bought, off the shelf PC with a partition of Windows along with all the bloatware (think HP) just won't do it. Once you format and get a fresh, clean OS installed, you'll notice quite a difference. Not to mention the ease of fixing any problems if they arise. Word.

[Pumaxcs]

While I like the 4690k, suggesting it to someone who doesn't know much about computers and an unknown MSI board that might not be Z chipset and stock cooler it doesn't seem worth it. I'd say the best thing to do is get the best you can, in this case the 4690k is the best but the 4690 is a great second option only a few ticks slower. Building a PC to act and be console like, cheap enough to not break me but powerful enough to do things for awhile to come, has been the trend I've seen lately. Yes, upgrading is an easier and cheaper thing to do but some people just don't want to do such things.

[SMR 510RR]

I agree, I simply wanted to make sure he understood that it will eliminate overclocking entirely. While he may be a computer noob now that may change in the lifespan of this computer, having the option is nice and it is a relatively small increase in price (in fact right now on amazon the difference is $11). I personally think it is worth it, for regular users it acts just the same but if they get interested in OCing then they have that option.

[Pumaxcs]

Oh for $11 then I totally agree just upgrading it. Last I checked the difference was much larger.

[Rd19]

While I like the 4690k, suggesting it to someone who doesn't know much about computers and an unknown MSI board that might not be Z chipset and stock cooler it doesn't seem worth it. I'd say the best thing to do is get the best you can, in this case the 4690k is the best but the 4690 is a great second option only a few ticks slower. Building a PC to act and be console like, cheap enough to not break me but powerful enough to do things for awhile to come, has been the trend I've seen lately. Yes, upgrading is an easier and cheaper thing to do but some people just don't want to do such things.

i Appreciate all the coments , i just want to be sure in getting this pc , to run smooth mxs full gate on sx and mx , high det etc... i know sometimes its kind of tricky mxs in setup stuff.
i think i would go for the 4690 and about the 960 i think too expensive , im gettin new all parts .

[Pumaxcs]

Will this PC work, yes. With that last sentence though you just made it obvious its a prebuilt so us suggesting parts wouldn't have been helpful anyways. A 760 that is still new is actually the same price as a 960 ($200) but those who built the system are charging more for the new item. Not that its a bad thing.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/73Wwf7

There is your partlist, including the monitor. Not everyone who does prebuilds pushes the price sky high but some do so just want you to know actual price and you can make your decision from there.

[Rd19]

Will this PC work, yes. With that last sentence though you just made it obvious its a prebuilt so us suggesting parts wouldn't have been helpful anyways. A 760 that is still new is actually the same price as a 960 ($200) but those who built the system are charging more for the new item. Not that its a bad thing.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/73Wwf7

There is your partlist, including the monitor. Not everyone who does prebuilds pushes the price sky high but some do so just want you to know actual price and you can make your decision from there.

thanks for the help !

actually im getting the 760 new for $150 you think worth more to pay extra $ 50 for the $970?

[Rd19]

Will this PC work, yes. With that last sentence though you just made it obvious its a prebuilt so us suggesting parts wouldn't have been helpful anyways. A 760 that is still new is actually the same price as a 960 ($200) but those who built the system are charging more for the new item. Not that its a bad thing.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/73Wwf7

There is your partlist, including the monitor. Not everyone who does prebuilds pushes the price sky high but some do so just want you to know actual price and you can make your decision from there.

thanks for the help !

actually im getting the 760 new for $150 you think worth more to pay extra $ 50 for the $970?

the 760 is OC

[TeamHavocRacing]

A used video card is like a used rubber. Don't do it.