the 6700k currently costs $95 USD more in the states, supports DDR4 memory and performs a little better than the 4790K

if you were to go with a skylake cpu, you'd need a Z170 board which is also a little more expensive

This post was edited by BluntsGLI on Nov 8 2015 07:58pm

That 3000+ mhz ddr4 though

6700k > 4790k >= 6700

If you're talking custom watercooling loops why even consider the 6700 tho lol

Now, that is the answer i was looking for. Thanks mate. Good point. Anyone else wanna build the pc? aside from the one secksii built? I wanna see some more options. plz??

BUMP

You're an idiot

Secksii called you out and now you want to Ignore his advice

Which as long as I've crept on this sf is always on point

I think he's just a little confused, he knows he doesn't need hyperthreading but thinks he wants an i7

The difference between an i5 and an i7 is the hyperthreading so just get an i5

6600k if you want to spend a little more or just a 4690k and more money on the gpu would probably yield the best performance

TY @bluntsGLI. That is what I was thinking as well when secksii made his suggestion. Also blubbler, please just dont post to say that sort of things, thank you.

So yeah, i think that a good i5 and a better gpu is the way to go. Thanks guys.

NOW, can some1 please make a new build suggestion in partpicker? Secksii please come back to me, i need you.

does your 1.5K budget include the watercooling loop? if not, how much are you setting aside for that or do you need recommendations on that too?