Gaming pc need help budget 800$

Approximate Purchase Date: this month

Budget Range: 750-800$
System Usage from Most to Least Important: Gaming
Parts Not Required: keyboard, mouse, monitor, speakers,hdd
Preferred Website(s) for Parts:newegg.com, amazon.com
Country: usa

Parts Preferences: by brand or type: it doesn't matter just want the best performance
Overclocking: no i don't know how to do it so i rather not mess with it.

SLI or Crossfire: Maybe later when i save up more money

Monitor Resolution: 1600x1200

Additional Comments: pc is mainly for new mmos coming out this year also games like the witcher 2 want to play on max settings if possible.

looking for help if im missing any parts or if i can get a better parts i don't really know namebrands or anything so help me out bros.

Heres what i was going for.

http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/ [...] r=23261107

The links are not good.

woops fixed it i think

ah ok thanks do i need anything else like an ssd or extra fans or a different case ?

thanks man appreciate it

G.SKILL Value Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333

I would get this memory for two reasons:

- As per Sandy-bridge memory controller architecture you won't receive any real improvements using a memory faster than DDR3 1333mhz, unless you looking at synthetic memory benchmarks, AFAIK only Sandybridge-E, AMD FX line and AMD llano line would have real improvements.
This would save about 10 bucks

- This memory do not have heatsinks, and believe, this is good since if someday you want to put a big cooler in your non-OC CPU (not to OC it, but to keep temps lower yet and make less noise) the memory heatsinks wouldn't hit the cooler.

Don't think that a stock clock cpu doesn't generate heat. Once you start to run heavily threaded apps such as games or video editing, cpu temps can go above 80degree. An aftermarket cooler is quite necessary. The hyper 212 plus is the best price to performance cooler out there at only $30

I like this build, however since no overclocking is involved, Id drop to an Core i5-2400 and upgrade the mobo to Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD3

I personally won't go for OCZ psu as they've had many problems according to people who owned them and the same goes for Asrock boards. With this kind of budget, you probably can't max out the witcher 2, but high settings is possible

you can pick the radeon 7950 for $450 and drop the gtx560 ti from the build i posted, it's still below $1000. You can max out everything at 1920x1080 but you'll probably have to disable ubersampling as it can highly impact framerate. or you can go for the gtx570 for around $350