1 build opinion

[Diogo castro]

i have two builds i'm thinking about but i can't decide pls tell me your opinions on withc one is the best

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/MrTugaSlayer/saved/
or
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/MrTugaSlayer/saved/#view=fZhZxr

thanks in advance

 

[guanyu210379]

Hmm...hard to answer..
no OC but with SSD or OC without SSD.
We can not answer you

Are you going to OC or not?

 

[Diogo castro]

probably not cuz i am afraid to ruin my pc that was more of a «maybe in the future» thing

 

[guanyu210379]

If you are not going to OC, take the one with the SSD.
If you are not going to OC. Have you take alook at E3-1231V3? This proc is worth considering, but not really necessary.

BTW, OC is not that difficult.

 

[dasulman]

I'd say get the 4690k and get the SSD later.
however do not overclock immediately, save up another $30 and pick up a cooler master hyper 212 evo first, as the intel won't let you overclock as well.
then pick up the SSD later.
Overclocking is extremely simple and there are literally a hundred guides for the 4690k alone.

 

[Diogo castro]

and does oc payoff like does ir really make a better gaming experience?

 

[dasulman]

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2014/07/03/intel-core-i5-4690k-review/5

id estimate about 10-15% better FPS. So I'd say its worth it.

 

[guanyu210379]

Inmy experience.
Usually, OC does not really worth it out of the box.
If you see only from out-of-the-box perspective, buying stronger processor is better than OC.
You will need OC usually after a few years as your rig becomes more and more out-of-date.
OC is kinda in my opinion like a life-extender.

I kept my Q6600 @3.3GHz+DDR2 since 2007 until October last year even after people upgraded perhaps already several times from e.g. i5 750, i5 2500, i7 3770k, etc.