This all depends on what game(s) you're playing. If it's MC only, I 'd recommend an AMD graphics card. If you play other games, NVIDIA is the best choice. The processor is good. The hard drive will take a while to boot up your computer, so if you can get an SSD, that would be best. Otherwise, it looks good to me.
You really don't need an i7 for gaming. An i5 would be enough if you are not going to do massive editing (if you will edit you should also get 16GB RAM).
Sorry guys :P I have chosen an i7 purely because of the reliability, if i got an i5 i would have to upgrade within the next 2 year where as an i7 is more reliable and i will have to upgrade in 4 years and yes I will be doing a lot of editing
Just a minor note for after you finish the pc, get windows 7 instead of 8, its a minor note but will make a major difference while gaming, because it might not allow you to play certain games like generals zh
I have an i3 and it runs well, there is no point getting and i7 unless you want to have it run even better, but it's up to you.
i7 is the better choice if you do rendering and etc
But if you only plan on upgrading in 4 years.. I don't think a 750ti will suffice. The gtx 980/970 and 960 are around the corner, I would wait if I were you, since the gtx 960 will most likely be very close, if not beat a (performance-wise) gtx 770.
I'm waiting for the gtx 980 c; And maybe if you went a spent a bit more, you could get a 970, which will most likely beat a 780.
Sorry guys :P I have chosen an i7 purely because of the reliability, if i got an i5 i would have to upgrade within the next 2 year where as an i7 is more reliable and i will have to upgrade in 4 years and yes I will be doing a lot of editing
I use a 2 year old bottom of the line, mobile i5 and I can still handle demanding games such as battlefield 3. A 4690K will suffice for 5 years at least.
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