How is this PC?

Could i play Witcher 3 and Ground zeroes on it? Looks like it meets the recommended specs but i always seem to fuck up and miss out on some important detail or some shit.
https://www.dinopc.com/shop/pc/-b-NEW-b-Shooter-Spartan-GTX-760-94p1888.htm 

CPU:	NEW! Intel Core i5 4590
Operating System:	Windows 8.1 (64-bit)
Motherboard:	NEW! Gigabyte Z97P-D3
RAM:	8GB Corsair 1600mhz Vengeance (2x4GB)
Hard Drive:	500GB S-ATAIII 6.0Gb/s
Optical Drive:	22x DVD±RW DL S-ATA
Graphics card:	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 2GB
Sound card:	Onboard 7.1 Audio
Case:	Corsair Graphite 230T
PSU:	550W Corsair VS
Warranty:	3 Year SureCare Warranty

Yes you meet the specs of those games and you should be able to play them both.
That being said, we are talking PC here. And it's all down to optimization and the effort the creators put into the PC version. I am sure the Witcher 3 will run decently on it, as for ground zeroes, well it's a port from console from a company that has barely touched PC. And even then The Witcher could be optimized for other graphics cards and whatnot. You never really know.

That being said I'm sure you will get at least 30fps on high settings on these games, maybe with low Anti-aliasing, depending on how the games are built. Either way it should perform better than the PS4 or X1 most likely. Someone might prove me wrong though. Wait and see.

Neat. It seems PC gaming seems to be really growing here in the UK

Looks like it's reasonably powerfull, but I have no idea about Witcher and Grounds requirements.

You have to keep in mind that you will never be able to play all new games at highest settings with 60 fps, since some get released that require hardware to do so that isn't even easily available yet. Typically if you have problems hitting 60 you should do a quick google search or just try a bit yourself. Often there are some options that barely improve the visuals while impacting fps in a big way.


Personally I think 500gb might be a bit tight for your harddrive, unless you have further storage capacities. Really depends on how you want to use your machine though.

^ True say actually. That's how much my laptop has, and it's always less once you consider you have so many OS related shit.
And games these days can be well over 30GB, and if you're like me you'll have 360 steam games between 1-30GB in size, and if you're like me you have a music library about 100GB large, so really it's not nearly enough space.

Okay, how long do you guys think it'll last? Is the motherboard okay for upgrading the processor and stuff though?

Also i'm able to upgrade the graphics card to 970 when i want right?