Is this a good build for gaming/recording/rendering

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1 Intel Core i5-4690K Processor 1 Kingston HyperX 8GB DDR3 1600 Desktop
SN: 1436
1 Seagate 1000 GB SATA Hard Drive
SN: SA94
1 EVGA GeForce GTX 750 Ti Superclocked
SN: 5969
1 MICROSOFT WINDOWS 7 PROFESSIONAL OEM 64BIT

1 Cooler Master K280 Case

1 Corsair VS650 Power Supply
SN: 0401
1 Asus Z87-Gryphon Motherboard
SN: 22054
1 LG DVD Writer 24X Optical Drive SATA
 
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Are there 2 sticks in a matched set that came together in same package ? Otherwise I'd avoid.

You'd want the Z97 for 4690k .... otherwise will need a 4670k to install so you can upgrade the BIOS and then you can put in the 4690k.

Still would avoid that PSU.... and get a regular ATX MoBo .... paying a significant premium for an outdated , tiny MoBo designed for someone who wants to pay a premium for the small size.

Pretty much everything other than the 4690k is "last generation stuff".....
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The rendering is gonna prefer a 4790k

Do you need OS Professional (how many PCs on network ?) ... need XP compatibility ?

Why Mid Tower case with Micro ATX MoBo ?

PSU is one I'd avoid.

I always try and stay with at least the least expensive card that SLI's ... that would be the 760 right now.

What were ya thoughts on RAM ?

Budget ?
 
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Im on a 1000$ budget. (The people who I'm buying this from are giving me a great deal for the price tbh) I'm buying this for 900 from them. The Mid-Tower case was cheaper than the micro-atx xD so i went for that. RAM, I've got a bunch of 8GB ddr3 sticks lying around so I can make use of them :D
 
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Are there 2 sticks in a matched set that came together in same package ? Otherwise I'd avoid.

You'd want the Z97 for 4690k .... otherwise will need a 4670k to install so you can upgrade the BIOS and then you can put in the 4690k.

Still would avoid that PSU.... and get a regular ATX MoBo .... paying a significant premium for an outdated , tiny MoBo designed for someone who wants to pay a premium for the small size.

Pretty much everything other than the 4690k is "last generation stuff".....
 
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