Asus Z87-Pro VS Z87-pro V edition

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I am building a gaming computer and as i was doing research i came across these two boards. I looked and looked but as i am new to building computers (this is my first time) I could not find any differences accept the price. For me my budget can include both the boards no problem so i just want to know what the differences are and which you guys think would be the better for gaming.
The CPU i have chosen is the Intel Core i5-4670K 3.4GHz Quad-Core Processor.
The GPU I have chosen is the MSI GeForce GTX 770 4GB GAMING.
I am not sure this is the best RAM for me but this is what i have so far: Corsair Vengeance Blue 8 GB (2X4 GB) PC3-12800 1600mHz DDR3 240-Pin SDRAM
The case will be Phantom 630
One more question is I was wondering if the motherboard comes with enough USB connectors to go to the front of the case.
The screens i am planning on using are Acer G246HLAbd and i will get two if possible or i will get the second one later.

Thanks for the help. I am really trying hard to understand how to choose parts for my PC and learn about it. I am not planning on OCing but would like to keep that as an option for later. The PC will be used for High-end gaming and recording and streaming of said games. (BF4, DayZ, ect.)

I was also looking at Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD4H but i am not sure it has enough internal usb thingies to go with my case. but then again im a noob at this and am bad at checking compatibility
 

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The odd thing is the V version seems to be more expensive. I personally don't need the WiFi because hard wire is faster. Thanks for the respons. That cant be the only difference though.
 

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So what would you say would be the better one. Im still just not sure. and im just looking for opinion here.
 

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Look at the software that comes with them as well. I didn't have time to give it a big look but I think the V version has more software that comes with it (so like for example mine comes with some overclocking software, and a temperature monitoring program, some other utilities, and some bloatware I didnt bother to install)
If there is a big difference in price then software might have something to do with it