Gaming: Max settings, 1080p, 60fps [$1,000]

[Doron]

Hi guys,
I'm going to buy a gaming PC and need your opinion on this build:
CPU: Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz Skylake [$204.95 @ Amazon]
Motherboard: MSI H170A PC Mate LGA1151 [$104.15 @ Amazon]
Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-2400 [$84.99 @ Amazon]
Storage #1: Samsung 850 EVO 250GB 2.5" [$84.34 @ Amazon]
Storage #2: Seagate Barracuda 2TB 3.5" 7200RPM [$70.99 @ Amazon]
Video Card: Sapphire Radeon R9 390 8GB Nitro [$339.99 @ Amazon]
Case: NZXT Source S340 [$90.99 @ Amazon]
Power Supply: FSP Raider 650W 80+ Silver [$67.00 @ Amazon]
Keyboard: Logitech K120 Wired [$14.79 @ Amazon]
Mouse: Razer DeathAdder Chroma Wired [$57.99 @ Amazon]
Total: $1120.18

- The power supply "FSP Raider 650W Silver" is not avalible in 'PcPartPicker.com', but I'm thinking of buying it. Is it any good?
- I'm concerned about the motherboard, because I didn't find any reviews about this model. Is it any good? [I don't plan to overclock]
- I'm also thinking about downgrading the DDR4 to a simple 2133mhz. Is 2400mhz really worth the extra dollars?

You are welcome to suggest other builds according to the following requirements:

Maximum budget
1,100 USD

Purpose
Gaming + Light graphic editing

Special preference
Intel Core i5-6500 Skylake
Radeon R9 390

Desired games - examples
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Star Wars: Battlefront
Fallout 4
Assassin's Creed: Syndicate

Desired settings (in games)
Maximum or Very high

Desired resolution (in games)
1920x1080 FULL HD (maybe 1440p in the future)

Peripherals
Mouse + Keyboard

Overclocking
Not needed

OS
Not needed

Date of purchase
Jan/Feb 2016

Thanks

[kalniel]

Afraid you might not get a huge amount of help with budget or regionally specific products since we're UK based for the most part.

In general that looks like an OK build - you're concentrating on the GPU which is a sensible thing to do in terms of gaming value for money.

Skylake does seem to show some increase in performance with faster RAM, so I wouldn't be too quick to downgrade unless it saved you enough money to step up a different component.

[malarkey95]

In your country if the 2tb hardrive seagate is in the similar price bracket for a WD blue double check what warranty is longer and choose that one.

[malarkey95]

In your country if the 2tb hardrive seagate is in the similar price bracket for a WD blue double check what warranty is longer and choose that one.

SCRAP what I said Seagate barracudas are faster get that they both have same warranty

[abaxas]

Just remember there are loads of games where 60fps 1080p at max settings is impossible.

A couple I know about:- Elite Dangerous and Company of Heroes 2.

However, most if not all of the time both games will be >=60fps but not always.

[Doron]

Actually, the goal is to get at least 45fps in very high settings in ALL games. 45+ is reasonable & satisfying, that is the goal.
Will it do the job?

[Doron]

SCRAP what I said Seagate barracudas are faster get that they both have same warranty

Thanks man. I'm getting 3 years warranty on Seagate (versus 2 years on WD Blue).

[TechZilla]

you got a fine pc for high fps at 1080p. Only thing i would change is the motherboard to a z170 chipset