help for overclocking, first time build

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YcotoSpurs

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In about a month and a half I'm going to build my first pc, these are my doesn't parts at the moment
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/zb2M4D
I've chosen the i5 4690k because I intend to overclock at some point, but tbh I haven't got a clue what to do. I won't overclock instantly, so I'm really asking at the moment is if this build is good for overclocking at some point, also I don't really plan an extreme overclocking, probs aiming for about 4.2 clock speed, if possible. Any help would be appreciated
 
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120GB aren't really 120GB...you really get less than that.

Windows 7 Pro x64 takes around 21GB plus programs that you want install. Office, some games, steam, origin, documents, pictures.

A 120GB-128GB would be enough I think but at this moment you can get a Crucial MX100 256GB for $115 USD while the 128GB is on 75USD.

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I completely agree with an SSD, but why not 120gb?
 


120GB aren't really 120GB...you really get less than that.

Windows 7 Pro x64 takes around 21GB plus programs that you want install. Office, some games, steam, origin, documents, pictures.

A 120GB-128GB would be enough I think but at this moment you can get a Crucial MX100 256GB for $115 USD while the 128GB is on 75USD.
 
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YcotoSpurs

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Cheers for the advice I'd make sure to watch a lot of tutorials before doing it. With an ssd, is it possible to build it first with my hybrid drive, then later on add the ssd and move the os and some games across?
 

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Yep.
 
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