Sentient_Nebula on 15 August 2015
For someone who hasn't built a PC before, You actually put together a pretty good system! Depending on how many games you'll be playing, you may want a larger HDD. With many modern PC games taking up 50 GBs or more of storage, it will fill up pretty quick if you install a lot of games.
You could also bump up the RAM one more notch, to 16 GB. Just based on the power of that rig, a bit more RAM could help it with some higher-end games, as well as multitasking. But luckily, RAM is super-easy to upgrade, so maybe you don't need that much RAM right away, but you can bring it up later.
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