How good would this build work for gaming?

I'm getting my new PC, too. What do you guys think of it?

Case: NEXUS THRIO 310 TOWER CASE BLACK

HDD: Seagate Barracuda 3.5'' 1TB SATA3 7200RPM 64MB

SSD: Samsung 128GB SSD830 SATAIII, MLC, 2.5'' (read/write 520/320MB/s) 7mm

PSU: PSU OCZ ZS 550W, 80 Plus Bronze

Memory: DDR3 Crucial SpecTek 4GB 1333MHz CL9, Bulk

GPU: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 660 Ti, 2GB DDR5 (192 Bit), HDMI, DP, DVI, BOX

MB: MB Z77 S1155 MATX/Z77 PRO4-M ASROCK

CPU: Intel Core i5-3470, 3.20GHz, 6MB, LGA1155, 22nm, 77W, BOX

I'd say its pretty good, but I'd recommend getting a GTX 660Ti over a GTX 570. Just a matter of preference. If you're getting something in the $300 range, might as well make it have the newer architecture!

It's a good rig, will be able to play anything really.

Please stop all these threads. Otherwise I'll have to make a parody thread where I list the specs of my Nintendo 3DS and ask if I can play Borderlands 2 on that thing.

Found a pretty good deal,, the memory for on sale for 29 euros. I think i'll buy it while the sale lasts

570 has shown to show its age a tad, and with only 1.3 gb VRAM you might have to sacrifice a few bells and whistles depending on what resolution and settings you play on. Never seen that brand psu but it should run a 570 fine. CPU is the best bang for the buck for gaming and is a beast. You could oc to 4ghz at near stock voltage, I got mine at 4.4. Everythig else looks good.

My computer's terrible in comparison.

That's rather good, don't know what resolution are you planning to game, but my guess is it should be able to handle everything at 1080p, maybe not full details, but it'll do just fine.

fine expect to game on high settings on 1080p with good framrates

not bad but i'd recommend a 750w for a psu instead.

This is a pretty great build. Decent higher-mid range. Will play most games up until now at high or max, probably. Make sure your RAM and MoBo are compatible though. I made the mistake on not checking, and I can't use my 550 Ti because of it. Still waiting on a BIOS patch that will fix it.