Regarding an Upgrade

[Shanpats27]

I own a pc having the following Specification:

1:Intel Core i5-4440
2:Amd R9 270x Sapphire Edition
3:Kingston Hyper X Fury 8gb Ram
4:Circle CC 820 Case
5:550 watt Psu (came with the Case)
6:Gigabyte H81m mAtx Motherboard
7:WD Green 1TB Hard Drive

Please Tell me what should I upgrade in my pc so that its able to run the latest Triple A titles at Ultra Settings, I am going to Change the Case since this one is not good. Also suggest me a good monitor 1080p

 

[13thmonkey]

The whole build looks good, though a small ssd wouldn't hurt. The Antec power supply is the best option out of those listed.

Thanks for the reply.
I was planning to add an ssd but my motherboard doesn't have a socket for ssd.

No sata socket, look closer.

 

[RockyPlays]

Oh that's too bad. Nonetheless, the build looks good.

 

[13thmonkey]

It will have at the very least SATAII ports which will allow an SSD to run at 300MB/s which will be faster than a HDD topping out at 150MB/s in the very best conditions, and when you consider boot times SSD's are at their best (lots of little reads) and HDDs are at their worst. Or it'll have a SATAIII port.

 

[Shanpats27]

I finally got the parts:

Nzxt s340
Hyper X 8gb ram
Antec VP 650 watt PSU
Dell S2415h Monitor
Gigabyte Gtx 970 G1 Gaming

The Extreme Edition was a bit costly so I went for G1 gaming.

Now the biggest problem is that the Nzxt case has 4 fans and I wonder that my motherboard has only one system fan socket. What should I do.

Also while building at what intervals should I touch the case to remove the static energy

Thank You.

 

[Shanpats27]

It will have at the very least SATAII ports which will allow an SSD to run at 300MB/s which will be faster than a HDD topping out at 150MB/s in the very best conditions, and when you consider boot times SSD's are at their best (lots of little reads) and HDDs are at their worst. Or it'll have a SATAIII port.

I built the PC and it runs flawlessly. The only I changed is the graphics card, I got the gigabyte G1 instead of Xtreme Gaming since that was out of my budget.

Well I started playing Assassins Creed Unity (Fresh Newly Installed). I ran it on Version 1.0 and downloaded no patches. While I was playing the game I cranked up the settings to Literally Ultra. When I turn TXAA on my pc was running it very flawlessly with average fps of 35 (considering the bugs) and max fps to 60, I observed a strange thing that when I reduced Anti Aliasing to MSAA x8 the fps dipped to 28.

Why did that happen?

Btw thanks all of you for suggesting the parts and Toms Guide is an amazing place to get my tech related problems solved.

Thank You.

 

[13thmonkey]

TXAA is not necessarily harder effort than x8, it might be cheaper.