System Specs

[Lachlan_Ford]

Hello I am Lachlan from Sydney, Australia and I was wondering if anyone can help me?
I am going to buy a new computer soon and I have all the system specs, but I was wondering if my FTB will still lag on it.
Here are my system specs:

System Specs:
Processor - AMD A10-5800K Quad Core APU BLACK EDITION Unlocked 3.8GHz With HD7000 Series Graphics
RAM/Memory - Latest 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR III 1333 MHz Premium System Memory
Operating System - Genuine Microsoft Windows 8 64Bit
Motherboard - JW Standard AMD A55 Chitset FM2 Socket Motherboard
Hard Drive - 500GB SATA Hard Disk Drive
SSD - No Solid State Hard Disk Drive Required
Hard Drive 2 & USB Backup - No Additional Hard Disk Drive
Graphics Card - 2GB AMD Radeon HD7660D - DDR3 - DVI/VGA Intergrated APU Graphiics Card Awesome 720p Performance
Sound Card - Integrated High Definition Audio Chipset
Optical Drive - Dual Layer DVD Rewriter - Supports Dual Layer (8.5GB) - Bundled With Nero Essential Burning Software
Additional Optical Drive - No Additional Optical Drive
Memory Card Reader - No Card Reader
Case/Chassis - Aywun A1-102 Black Micro ATX case with 450W Power Unit
Power Supply - No Power Supply Upgrade
Monitor/Screen - "23.6" LED Widescreen Monitor - 1920 x 1080 - VGA/DVI - 3 Yrs Manufacturer Warranty\"
Gaming Mouse - No Gaming Mouse Required
Gaming Keyboard - No Gaming Keyboard Required
Speakers - LOGIK LPCS2112 2.1 PC Speakers
Office Applications - No Office Application Required
Antivirus - None

I am getting all this for roughly $700.
My 3 questions are:
Will my FTB lag?
Is it a rip off?
Can I get a better deal for a lower price and better quality?

Thanks,
Lachlan[DOUBLEPOST=1376097391][/DOUBLEPOST]Sorry that the bit at the bottom got a little small :3

 

[Beleriond01]

I've only quickly browsed through your system and 2 main things spring to mind:

1. IMHO, you'd best invest a little more money in a heavier power supply. Trust me when I say I speak from experience, it's really no fun finding out your system's a medium to high end system with a lower end power supply. I'd get a minimum 500w power supply by a decent manufacturer (Seasonic or so). They provide very good, affordable power supplies that will last you a long time and hardly ever fail.

2. I'd invest a few bucks in a 128Gb SSD if I were you. The speed they provide during startup and running games is simply astounding.

Again, this is just my thoughts but on the whole I think you're looking at a pretty decent system.

Bel*.

 

[Lachlan_Ford]

Thanks Bel

 

[Pakman3999]

This seems good, but I'm not sure if you should trust windows 8 just yet

 

[josh gregoria]

Windows 8 is not good you shouldn't trust it.