Will these components work together? Please help!

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Orthoceras

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For the Summer I decided i was going to invest in a new gaming computer and I've put together a list of components i will buy. I'm fairly confident these will work well together but just to be sure i thought i should ask your opinion.

Mobo - MSI Z87 G-45
Cpu - Intel Core I5 4670Kk
Gpu - GTX 750ti FTW
Psu - Be Quiet 530W
Ram - Corsair Vengeance Pro 8gb 1866 mhz Dual Channel Memory
Hard Drive - WD 1tb 3.5 inch Internal Hard Drive
Case - Corsair Carbide SPEC 03 Mid Tower Case
OS - Windows 8.1 Professional 64 Bit
Cpu Cooler - Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro V2

Overall I think I have a reasonable build here but I want to here your opinion down below!

Thanks!
 
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well you have a decent system you could do better with the gpu though if u can spend a little more ...and be quiet i have never heard about that brand so i will say dont take risk with your psu get a xfx 550 watt psu instead and if you have not already get those items then i recommend a r9 270..
 
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firstrig

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Yes they will work together but whether you will satisfied with the performance is a doubt. If you have hit a budget threshold then you can get a modest CPU but do not skimp on the GPU. A 750ti is not going to please you.
 
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Orthoceras

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So would i be better going with an r9 270x toxic edition from sapphire and a 600w psu to go with it (they recommend a 550w but i'm going for a 600w for safety and upgradeability).
 
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iixsubmarinex

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Your GPU is a bit weak compared to the rest of your build, I would change it to a 760, if not 770. If you end up changing the GPU you may have to get a higher watt power supply. 650W?
Also will you be overclocking? If not then you do not need the 'K' version of the CPU , you're wasting money
You could also save money by getting a standard 1600mhz ram. :)
 
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