Is it worth buying Intel Core i5-4690K

LuckyYoCharmz

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I was recently looking at which processor I should buy for my gaming build. I'm new at this new building computer thing so I need help... here is my build currently: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/LDtQcf

I don't want to overclock, and if so should I still go with it?
It's on sale and it looks like a good deal, But I need help.
 
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If you're not overclocking then you can save a little by going with an i5 4690 and a H87/97 motherboard. Go with G Skill Ares/Ripjaws RAM and change to an Antec, Seasonic or XFX PSU. Corsair is out of the question seeing as good PSUs from them (HX/AX/TX) are expensive.

Icaraeus

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If you're not overclocking then you can save a little by going with an i5 4690 and a H87/97 motherboard. Go with G Skill Ares/Ripjaws RAM and change to an Antec, Seasonic or XFX PSU. Corsair is out of the question seeing as good PSUs from them (HX/AX/TX) are expensive.
 
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LuckyYoCharmz

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Would it be a smart choice to go with Intel Core i5 5490 processor, ASRock H87M Pro4 Micro ATX motherboard, and I've heard that Cosair PSU's are a great brand to go with for a budget.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/kbNvdC
 

Icaraeus

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Most Corsair PSUs aren't very good to go with unless you're getting a cheap PC. The ones that are good (HX,AX,TX) are generally expensive (Corsair HX650 was $130 in Australia) but very good quality. That i5 CPU and motherboard will go well together.
 

LuckyYoCharmz

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Oh I see, alright so I changed the PSU and the ram should be okay. Do you think I'll get good gameplay with the overall computer and CPU?
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ctXnyc