Good enough pc build for CSGO, etc?

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Basically i'm building my first pc and i have pretty much all components picked out. Keep in mind of this list i already own a SATA 2tb hard drive so that's why there's none on the list. Will this build be good enough to run CSGO and Paladins at 1080p 60fps or near? Or will i have to lower some settings. I'm sort of on a tight budget i'm willing to spend around £650 max.

Pc build:
{HIVATKOZÁS TÖRÖLVE}https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/dhHJKZ

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Thanks for the reply! If you read above i have a 2tb hard drive also i just didnt put it on the list since i already own it. Thanks! Do you know if Overwatch or rocket league will be playable too? I am currently on a cheap apu gaming pc which is awful for even entry level games. Thank for the help.

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save up the money and get some better processor and mainboard

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the new gen games requires CPU,GPU and MAINBOARD force

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like arma 3 is the typical game

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You will get way more than 60 FPS on ultra, youll probably get around 130+ at highest settings. Also for your SSD, you need to switch that to HDD as you can fit more stuff on there

I have a Nvidia GeForce 840M, which is fair for games, runs CSGO at 80+ FPS at max settings 1080p, and with v-sync its consistent 60

1. Unless OPs monitor is over 60hz then over 60fps is pointless.

2. A new build without an ssd isn't a great idea. Adding an hdd such as a 1tb WD Blue or Black or increasing the size of the ssd is the best option.

3. V-sync causes input lag and is not advisable for competitive shooters.


OP:
You should go with 2x4gb instead of 1x8gb.

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Okay will do.
I am having an SSD and an HDD though. So i am fine there

Also i dont plan on playing 1440p just 1080 is perfect for me and i dont need to be able to play max settings.