Hey guys,
as you might guess from the title, I'm:
a. new to all this PC-Building-stuff and
b. am from europe.
so please bear with me because I could really need your help here. ( also I'm no native speaker)
I've been browsing through diffrent sources like youtube and hardware sites to inform myself a little bit, what works and what doesn't. Since I'm new to this I've no deeper understanding of overclocking and all the cool stuff you can do with pcs. All I basicly want is capable gaming-pc on a budget of 600 to 700 Euro.I don't plan to use double gpus or to overclock but if there is the option for the future, when I might be better with this, that would be cool.
So without further whining around, here is the build I have come up with.
CPU: AMD FX 8320 or 8320e or 8350 (the price is closely the same, at the moment I prefer the 8320 because of the powerconsumtion, heat-output and the fact that I don't care about massiv fps)
CPU-Cooler: Do I need one? Not so sure, since I don't plan to overclock.
MB: Biostar TA970 AMD970 S0.AM3+ (should be able to crossfire and has 2x PCIe 2.0)
RAM: 8GB G.Skill Ares DDR3-1600 DIMM CL9 Dual Kit
GPU: HIS Radeon R9 280 IceQ X2 OC Aktiv
Storeage: 1000 GB Seagate Desktop HDD
Disk-Drive: Samsung blabla... I know this part isn't crucial
Case: Cooltek Antiphon Airflow Midi Tower ( I could get a cheaper case but the gpu and psu are supposed to be noisy when under a lot of stress)
PSU: 530 Watt Xilence Performance A Series
The whole build is somewhere close to 600 Euro. Do you think it will be a working stable device or do I have to change up a few components? Is a cooler for the cpu necessary?
I know Intel and Nvidia might be better choices but I want some bang for bug :-). My goal would be playing Witcher 3 somewhere between 30 and 60 fps with high detail. I don't necessarily need 1080p or Ultra-Detail, if it would be only 720p I could live with it.
Well I hope you can help me. Have nice week and feel no rush to answer since I won't start building the pc until april. Though some answers would be nice :-).