Ordering a computer soon, can someone help with these specs?

Hey, I'm not very active on the forums but just posting this thread to seek advise on what I should change with these computer specs? I'm ordering it within a week or so, but I'm not very good with tech to know if some things are compatible or not ( I read about people ordering pc's with some specs being better than what the power supply can handle, etc ) so I just became a bit worried and thought I should post specs here to see if anyone could help me.

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Processor CPU - AMD FX6350 4.20Ghz 68 Core

CPU Cooling: AMD Original Heatsink & Fan

Memory: 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz [8GBx1]

Motherboard: Gigabyte AM3+ 970

Hard Disk 1: 1 Terabyte UDMA600

Optical Drive: LiteOn 22X DVD Rewriter

Video Card: ATI Radeon HD R7 260 2GB

Sound Card: Realtek 8 Channel HD Audio

Power Supply: Integrator 500 Watt 80+ Certified

Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit

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The total build comes to around €786.00, the website seems to be (pretty much) the irish version of pcspecialist.co.uk. I want to keep the price how it is unless it's necessary on adding more, does it look fine to order how it is? Thoughts?

 

I don't know much about AMD but 4.2ghz sounds like it needs more than a 500w PSU

 

Would a 600w or a 700w do the job?

 

I'm not too sure, I'll look it up once I finish school today.

 

thanks, i'll try and see what I can find too

--- Double Post Merged, Mar 27, 2015, Original Post Date: Mar 27, 2015 ---

I might actually just downgrade the specs, then once I can afford it just buy better hardware after and put it in myself, so it's more affordable for now.

AMD FX6300 4.10 GHz 6 Core with the 500w PSU, which was the original specs on the prebuilt.

 

500W is fine for that CPU.

That system is expensive for what it's capable of. Are you sure you don't want to build it yourself? It can save you €200+, which you can invest in other stronger components.

 

I'm too lazy to put the effort into building + learning how to put one together by myself. It would be cheaper yeah, but if I screwed anything up then I'd have to fix it myself and find out what the problem is, but getting it prebuilt I can get a 2 year warranty if anything goes wrong although it's a bit more pricey.

 

I think you should build it yourself, you follow the right guide and you will be fine, IF something was to go wrong with a component you reverse what you done to put it in, after building it and turning it on you get a good feeling cause you built it and it works, and got more for your money.

You get warranty with all components and if you buy pre build like I did my first build, I had to send the entire computer back, for a BSoD error.

This is just me trying to convince you to build yourself XD

 

I'll look through some things and figure out what to go with soon, thanks for the suggestions.

 

I would build yourself, you can get a better PC for cheaper that way, as for PSU, I trust in lux that a 500w PSU will do it but you should definitely get a branded one like Nomy said.

 

Welp, looks like I'm going to just build my own. Thanks!

 

Also make sure that you have fans and/or coolers for the cpu/gpu ( usually integrated in the product )

 

You were about to pay 800 bucks so i would say you should propably get a r9 270 which is a LOT better and you will not even need to get more than 500W PSU. Maybe if you find a small discount you can get a 600W PSU and the R9 280 which will be around the 800 euro budget you were looking for.And YES,dont reply to me saying the psu isnt enough,he can even overclock with 600w and r9 280