would this mobo work with i5 4590

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Yes you are completely fine with either board. I would go with the Z97 however. Best upgrade path IMO. Z series allowed you to SLI and upgrade to a k series while being to OC it. H series boards do not let you SLI or OC. I hope that helps :) And for future reference, you can use k series CPUs with H series board. You just wont be able to OC it. But never do that because there are always non k version of the same CPU for less $. Unless it is the 4790k in which the 4790 and the 4790k do not have same stock and boost clocks.. Haha sorry thats a lot of info :)
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Yes you are completely fine with either board. I would go with the Z97 however. Best upgrade path IMO. Z series allowed you to SLI and upgrade to a k series while being to OC it. H series boards do not let you SLI or OC. I hope that helps :) And for future reference, you can use k series CPUs with H series board. You just wont be able to OC it. But never do that because there are always non k version of the same CPU for less $. Unless it is the 4790k in which the 4790 and the 4790k do not have same stock and boost clocks.. Haha sorry thats a lot of info :)
 
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Looks really good to me :) Good job or the brands!! If you want you could switch to this hard rive: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/western-digital-internal-hard-drive-wd10ezex

It's just a little bit more reliable and better review than the drive you picked. Other than that you are golden :)

Oh and btw it isn't that big of a difference. Take a look at this study I like to show people:

links: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2089464/three-year-27-000-drive-study-reveals-the-most-reliable-hard-drive-makers.html
 
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