Simple answer is no... I'm a long time ArmA player and have spent thousands of hours on the game. I have also spent a great many hours helping people on the BIS forum with hardware/software setups for playing the game. ArmA is quite unique when it comes to hardware setup, what it requires and what it doesn't much care for.
Simple rules for hardware setup with ArmA:
Quad Core CPU with strong single thread performance. This is the most important thing with the game. It is very CPU dependant.
Any "gaming" graphics card from the last 3-4 years. 2GB of VRAM is a good thing. AMD 5770/6770/7770 Or nVidia 460/560/660 is a good starting point
Game files on an SSD can help
4GB of system RAM
The most important thing above all is the CPU. At least Quad Core but with very strong single thread performance. This almost completely rules out the AMD FX range because of it's weak single thread performance. The AMD Phenom II was better for ArmA than the FX even with the performance bump with piledriver the Phenom II can still keep up. Having a look at you spec, there is nothing wrong with the graphics card, seeing as it's a new build have a look at stretching your budget to get one of the quick i5. You can save some cash on dropping the RAM to 4GB but given the price of RAM these days it's not going to save much. You could use a less expensive case to spend the cash on what matters, the inside. One of my Clan mates has just upgraded to an i5 3570k OverClocked to 4.4GHz, he is running ArmA at Very High textures with the rest on High and getting respectable frame rates. Mid 50's on the first in game benchmark.
There is also a bit of a myth about running ArmA on Max settings, it was made to run on "Normal" the idea of the different settings is so you can turn something up and other down to fit your needs. A pilot dosn't give a damn for textures or object detail just view distance. A ground pounder would need it the other way around. Even my system can not handle the game completely maxed out (£2000+ Budget), I can run most everything on max but if I push out the view distance it turns in to a slide show and I'm running a 2011 rig with a pair of 7970's...