Looking to play Horizon: Zero Dawn and Horizon: Forbidden West. Is this build up to par?

WildFyreful

For context: I already have a custom PC, but I am looking to upgrade some parts since I'm pretty sure what I have now won't cut it for playing either game. I have new parts selected on PC Part Picker, and got some guidance from Micro Center over the weekend. The only parts I'm looking to upgrade are the motherboard (already acquired), GPU, and CPU, adding an extra set of RAM sticks, plus replacing my current 1TB SSD to a 2TB, while keeping the 1TB hard drive for stuff I don't need to load super quick. Everything else on the list is stuff I already have (the monitor isn't an exact match to the Acer monitor I have, but it's the closest match spec-wise).

Is this all compatible, and would this setup run both games in high quality, with a good frame rate (60fps is fine, I'm not looking for like 144fps or higher or anything)? And should I also consider a third fan (if this case allows it, I'm not sure)?

warmlawns

this seems like a solid list though that psu is a bit pricy for a 750 watt. ive seen the corsair rm750e for as low as 89.99 with the same gold rating, could save you a few dollars to put towards other components

WildFyreful

I currently have a 650 watt of SeaSonic. If I don't HAVE to upgrade it for this set up to work, I won't. I prefer SeaSonic because this one's been reliable. @warmlawns

warmlawns

well based on your component choice id say you dont have to get a new psu at all unless you really wanna future proof your system and from what ive heard corsair psus are pretty good @WildFyreful