Yes those parts are compatible and you will be able to play GTA at high settings at 60FPS i have a similar parts list to you and run GTA fine!

As for building it it is very simple i follwed austin evans tutorial and everything was fine heres the video:

Building a pc is easy Id recommend getting an SSD first then Buy a HDD later on Also get an i3 6100
just to save some cash use the trial version of windows and buy a key later on.8GB of RAM and a 470.8GB is the most you will want for gaming/Overall performance if you posted in the PC building forum someone could come up with something better

No, you definitely won't be able to play GTA V at high settings with this. 4GB RAM and GTX 1050 is going to stop you from doing that. You'll definitely be able to play it, but not that well, and you can definitely do better for the price.

What is your budget?
What monitor are you using?
What exactly will the system be used for(other than GTA V of course)?

If you're building it on PCPP then your peripherals will be compatible, if you have the compatibility mode on, on the site.

RedWood wrote Yes those parts are compatible and you will be able to play GTA at high settings at 60FPS i have a similar parts list to you and run GTA fine!

As for building it it is very simple i follwed austin evans tutorial and everything was fine heres the video:

Thanks for the video looks like its going to help...
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13 wrote No, you definitely won't be able to play GTA V at high settings with this. 4GB RAM and GTX 1050 is going to stop you from doing that. You'll definitely be able to play it, but not that well, and you can definitely do better for the price.

What is your budget?
What monitor are you using?
What exactly will the system be used for(other than GTA V of course)?

I have no budget i have a job so im saving and buying a part every week
and i will only use it for gaming like CSGO and overwatch

13 wrote No, you definitely won't be able to play GTA V at high settings with this. 4GB RAM and GTX 1050 is going to stop you from doing that. You'll definitely be able to play it, but not that well, and you can definitely do better for the price.

What is your budget?
What monitor are you using?
What exactly will the system be used for(other than GTA V of course)?

also using a 27inch monitor looking to switch to using 2 monitors

COWLEY wrote I have no budget

Yes, you do. Unless you're willing to spend a couple grand on a system? You need to give us a budget to work with to help you. Like the system you're looking at is around £600, is that all you're comfortable spending?

COWLEY wrote i have a job so im saving and buying a part every week

Yeah, don't do that.

COWLEY wrote and i will only use it for gaming like CSGO and overwatch

Only gaming? Only CSGO and Overwatch?

Again, we need to know what monitor you're using as well to help. Not the size of the monitor, the actual monitor.

13 wrote

COWLEY wrote I have no budget

Yes, you do. Unless you're willing to spend a couple grand on a system? You need to give us a budget to work with to help you. Like the system you're looking at is around £600, is that all you're comfortable spending?

COWLEY wrote i have a job so im saving and buying a part every week

Yeah, don't do that.

COWLEY wrote and i will only use it for gaming like CSGO and overwatch

Only gaming? Only CSGO and Overwatch?

Again, we need to know what monitor you're using as well to help. Not the size of the monitor, the actual monitor.

my main games are csgo and overwatch rn its that kinda genre i play
my monitor is 27inch