Yes, this will get it done. It's more than you need, really. It doesn't take all that much to be able to trade, especially if you don't need a huge number of charts and such. People overestimate or overstate the computing power needed by traders.

And yes, with all that said, an SSD would be a good thing. Not necessary, but good. You will load from (and save to) the drive much faster, which will sometimes matter, but otherwise your actual trading will pretty much be the same.

Bob.

second that.

obviously what you are thinking of buying will get the job done and power is nice . In any case here are some ideas:
1) consider your needs: how many monitors do you want and what resolution? the newest Intel core processors can drive multiple monitors with the on-board graphics, i.e. no need for extra graphics card. there are also passive cards that are cheap and do a good job for trading. there is a separate thread on those.
2) having 16 GB RAM and a SSD will make the biggest difference compared to the Processor for what you described as your needs. so you do not need to spend so much money if you do not want to.

as @SMCJB mentions, a dead HD is not fun. been there done that. create a boot disk using Windows Utility and invest in an USB drive (1 -2 TB) so you can use the Windows Backup utility to back up that SSD drive daily or weekly.