greenmedic88 on 20 December 2014
Really depends upon budget because individual current prices on parts could allow you to raise specs without increasing the overall budget.
Offhand, you might want to consider getting a video card with 4GB DDR5 rather than 3 unless you're planning on sticking with 1920x1080 resolution. Even then, video memory requirements for the new generation of PC games is rising for suggested/optimal performance specs.
I would also consider going a bit higher for the PSU, particularly if you plan on overclocking. Even if not, the extra $20 you spend going from 600w to a 700 or 750w power supply is worth the insurance to protect the rest of your components. It goes without saying to stick with a good quality PSU.
