Build advice gaming pc

[davie69]

any help gratefully received
my son wants a gaming pc
ive built a few before but years ago?
just need to know does the below work together or will I need to change/add to it or swap budget is 700 all in still need to pick keyboard and mouse and monitor.
could probably stretch to 750

Sandisk Plus 240GB SATAIII 2.5inch SSD
Gigabyte GA-990FX
AMD FX-8320 3.5GHz Socket AM3+ 16MB Cache Retail Box
corsair-16gb-ddr3-2400mhz-vengeance-pro-kit
gigabyte-geforce-gtx-750-ti-4gb-gddr5-dual-link-dvi-hdmi-pci-e-
Deepcool MAELSTROM 240T Liquid CPU Cooler
Aerocool X-Predator X1 Black Gaming Case Black Interior 12cm Orange LED Fan
PowerCool 750W 80+ Single 12v V2.31 High Efficiency Black PSU
Antec True Quiet 120mm Case Fan x2

 

[srgberian]

it looks good fit tbh.dont think you will have a prob with games .

 

[FocuS]

maybe a better graphics card would be an idea, something

LIKE THIS

if the budget will stretch.

Focus

 

[little_pob]

any help gratefully received
my son wants a gaming pc
ive built a few before but years ago?
just need to know does the below work together or will I need to change/add to it or swap budget is 700 all in still need to pick keyboard and mouse and monitor.
could probably stretch to 750

Sandisk Plus 240GB SATAIII 2.5inch SSD
Gigabyte GA-990FX
AMD FX-8320 3.5GHz Socket AM3+ 16MB Cache Retail Box
corsair-16gb-ddr3-2400mhz-vengeance-pro-kit
gigabyte-geforce-gtx-750-ti-4gb-gddr5-dual-link-dvi-hdmi-pci-e-
Deepcool MAELSTROM 240T Liquid CPU Cooler
Aerocool X-Predator X1 Black Gaming Case Black Interior 12cm Orange LED Fan
PowerCool 750W 80+ Single 12v V2.31 High Efficiency Black PSU
Antec True Quiet 120mm Case Fan x2

I'd definitely drop that PSU and buy a better brand. My last few PUSs have all been from Corsair; but Antec, Be Quiet, ThermalTake, and Seasonic all have good reputations. EVGA is relatively new to the PSU market, but I've only heard good things: EVGA Super Nova NEX75B 75W Bronze Semi Modular Power Supply - Ebuyer

That GFx card should be good enough to play most games on at least medium at 1080p. If you're looking at 1440p panels or better, definitely look at a better spec GFx card, like FocuS suggests; if the budget allows. As a rough guide though, find out what the minimum and recommended specs are of the games he will be playing. However, bare in mind the GFx card is probably the piece of hardware gamers will upgrade the most often.

 

[Jackering]

While the 750Ti is an awesome card for the price, for a £/$700 budget I'd be looking at 950s.

You could easily match those system specs for half the budget there, I'm not sure where you're shopping but I'd shop around.