Buying a new motherboard and CPU

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Hello, i am buying a new motherboard and CPU the parts i have from my old build are:
MSI Geforce GTX 770 4GB OC
H80i CPU cooler
2TB WD HDD
Thermaltake toughpower gold cert 80+
2x4 G.Skill sniper ram (1600)
Coolermaster storm enforcer

I am looking at purchasing these items:
i5 4690k CPU
&
ASUS Z97-A motherboard

On my previous CPU the cores were unparked, when installing the new cpu will i have to re-park the cores?

Finally, will these parts all work together to perform optimally (playing ARMA III, CS:GO)

Also will i be able to have sufficient cooling un-overclocked?
 
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On my previous CPU the cores were unparked, when installing the new cpu will i have to re-park the cores?
- No, leave them as is. I don't know why people like to fiddle so much.

Finally, will these parts all work together to perform optimally (playing ARMA III, CS:GO)
- Yes, everything will work fine.

Also will i be able to have sufficient cooling un-overclocked?
-Yes the stock cooler is OK as long as you do not overclock the i5 4690k
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On my previous CPU the cores were unparked, when installing the new cpu will i have to re-park the cores?
- No, leave them as is. I don't know why people like to fiddle so much.

Finally, will these parts all work together to perform optimally (playing ARMA III, CS:GO)
- Yes, everything will work fine.

Also will i be able to have sufficient cooling un-overclocked?
-Yes the stock cooler is OK as long as you do not overclock the i5 4690k
 
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