[Solved] Which CPU/mobo combo would be best?

OK, so I'm going to the twin cities for work tomorrow, and there just happens to be a Micro Center there. Yay for me!

My question is, what is the best Intel CPU/mobo combo for the price? I don't have any experience with Intel stuff, but with the disappointment that is Bulldozer, what do you do?

Here is a link to the October specials (Page 27):

http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/15a039e6

2500k for $179 or 2600k for $279.

Plus from what I can tell, extra $40 off mobo with 2500k purchase (not in the ad, but when I put a 2500k + mobo in cart, it took $40 off the mobo). Also $80 off select mobos with a 2600k purchase.

Also looking for advice on a PSU. Probably in the 650W range as I will not run CF/SLI. Preferably modular, without LED's.

So far for my new system, I have the following:

SSD: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820233204

GPU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814131378

Case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811139005

RAM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820220570

I will definitely be overclocking, so please consider this when making a recommendation on the mb. Plan on picking up a CM Hyper 212+ for cooling, cheap DVD, etc.

Budget for CPU/Mobo/PSU: about $400

Please help, as I would have to decide by tomorrow afternoon so I could place the order on my phone and pick up in store before I head home!

even a 2500k at stock speed will not be the limitation in your build for gaming

I will be using the system for gaming, video encoding, etc.

Games (so far): Borderlands, TF2, Skyrim 3? at 1920x1080.

Other programs: Handbrake, Audacity, Office stuff.

I was kind of leaning toward the 2500k with the thought of an upgrade to IB if/when needed. Just want a decent mobo to go with it that will OC well (not MSI). Or if the price is right with the $80 discount on the mobo, I would consider the 2600k.

Anyone?

Yeah, I decided that the 2600k would be worth the extra $60.