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You need the 970 to run at that res.
Kind of pointless to get the 4590. I would get the K version or change your mobo to a H97 and get the 4460. You do not need the i7 for gaming. I5 is good.

Do not get that PSU. Get one of these.

1. I'd match the brands of MoBo and GPU..... Gigabyte Gaming 5 w/ Gigabyte G1 or MSI Gaming 5 w/ MSI 970.....if you have a Tech Support problem, at least the MoBo guy won't be able to shuffle you off the phone and blame the GFX guy and visa versa . The MSI Gaming 5 is the better performer .... the Gigabyte G1 wins more battles with the MSI Gaming but I am concerned the 23 % of newegg users gave it a very negative 1 egg review.



2. I have been buying the Muskin 2x4gb 2400 as it's just $2 more than 1600 memory
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/mushkin-memory-997083

3. Run away from the CX PSU....EVGA B2 750 is $50

4. Yes I would get the K, even if you don't OC now, you will wanna do it later.

5. Samnsing Evo + Seagate SSHD. The 250 GB will hold ya OS and 2 or 3 AAA games, but the hard drive will drag ass. An SSHD will give you at least a 50% speed boost.

Seagate 2 TB SSHD = 9.76 MB/s
WD Black 2 TB = 6.34 MB/s

Avoid large HDs (3 - 4 TB) unless you really need the space as they tend to have a high failure rate

6. Unless the case choice is governed by budget or the looks really grab you, I'd get the Enthoo Pro which has the best fans on the market as well as a built in fan controller.

91% http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/4526/nzxt_phantom_410_chassis_review/index8.html
99% http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/6515/phanteks-enthoo-pro-full-tower-chassis-review/index8.html

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/samsung-internal-hard-drive-mz75e250bam
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/seagate-internal-hard-drive-st2000dx001

7. You don't have a CPU cooler .... If budget allows, I'd suggest:

a) @ $30 - Hyper 212 is decent enough for 4.4 - 4.6 depending on how lucky you get in CPU lottery
b) @ $55-60 - Phanteks PH-TC14PE will get you 7-10C more cooling (price depends on color) .... white cooler in white case "looks fahhhhhbulous"
c) @ $90 - Noctua NH-D15 ... best performance / noise ratio, gets 1-2C more than above
d) @ $140 - Swiftech H22-X / H240-X ... gets 3-4C better than above

For your build, I like B)

the 970 does fine at 1440p, tough for some AAA Games you might want two..., I'd certainly add another w/in 12-18 months. Start here and look at the next 18 pages to see various cards + 970 SLI in 19 games

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/GeForce_GTX_Titan_X/8.html

The Gaming 3 won't do SLI .... but your 650 watt PSU won't handle SLI either. The B2 750 watter would and it's cheaper than your 650, at least on this side of the pond

To drop cost:

-you could eliminate the SSD .... will cost you 0.9 seconds on boot time. Add one later when more moola available. Gaming will be 50% faster on the SSHD than on SSD + WD Black when games are on HD.... saves £77.69

SSD = 15.6 seconds
SSHD = 16.5

-change to the B2 750 PSU

-drop the cooler and add later, saves £24.48

-drop the expensive (£91.14) and slower WD Black for the 50% faster Seagate SSHD (£77.98), saves £13.16

You want thi9s one if you wanna do SLI

http://www.amazon.co.uk/EVGA-Supernova-BRONZE-MODULAR-Supply/dp/B00LMAUZ5C/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1433015672

970s SLI gives you a 50% speed boost over a 980
970s SLI gives you a 75% speed boost over a 970.... up to 96% on the most demanding games.

So when ya system starts to get tired12-18 months down the road your upgrade options with correct MoBo PSU will be:

a) Buy a 2nd card
b) Buy a new PSU, buy a new MoBo (and maybe PSU)
c) Sell old card and get a new one.

Option a) is easier and cheaper than the other two

Also, if ya can hold off a bit, when the 390x / 980 Ti drops, which I expect will drop before Windows 10 in late July, the prices on the 970s will drop