Title. How well would it run top end games? https://www.gladiatorpc.co.uk/configure/config/66287
Great PC mate, SDDs are fast due to no mechanical movement they use transistors for switching rather than your standard analogue drives so brilliant for loading times. Only downside is the storage. I would get a 1TB HDD, store games on your SDD for speed and Mechanical drive for your random crap.
16GB RAM is perfect, no game on the market uses more than that, you will need such high RAM specs for high entity games such as Total War, during early stages there can be some program errors without high optimisation so your computer uses the extra RAM to push through any memory bumps. You won't need any more than 16GB any time soon.
Ok - NVdia are the best for graphics cards, don't let people influence you to get 2Rx440s because you can't go wrong with NVdia, constant updates for optimisation and brilliant customer support. I have 2 GTX 770s and I can play any game at max graphics, 1080 is not going to let you down, very high quality PCB circuitry, their manufacturing for quality is among the best on the planet, I can't garuntee this for other brands and normally just last the life span of the PC - they are in no way over rated in terms of robustness and keeping up to date. They can take a hammering if your PC isn't water cooled.
Mother Board is good with some room for expansion.
Your Processor is great - Quad Core at 3.5GHz, this is standard without over clocking which is more than enough for any game at this time with the right GPU (which it has), it isn't in any way limited, you can go for the i7 if you wish but if you don't have the extra dough the i5 is a more than reliable alternative.
700W is enough power for expansion for your current set up.
Overall this PC is
Above Average for a gaming PC
Looks smart
Room for expansion
And yes, it can play all current games.
