First build is it good

[Derp88]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/vxVft6

I wont buy the Graphic card for a while and the case fan.

I will eventually upgrade to a I7

I haven't bought the OS,Motherboard,CPU,Hard drive,RAM,Graphics card,and system fan yet.I will probably have everything besides the graphics card by the end of this March.

This is my first time building a computer.

Any suggestions are welcomed!

 

[Jordsk]

Yeah the power supply definitely needs to get replace, try pick up something reliable about 550-600w with decent amps I prefer seasonic, corsair, evga, antec etc, look for at least an 80+ bronze rating IMO.

Also unless you're going to upgrade to an i7 4770k or w/e (k = unlocked) don't bother shelling out a few more dollars to get a z97. I'd recommend getting a h97 chipset for no overclocking.

If you're planning on using it just for gaming an i3 will suffice, but a good i5 would be better, and what he said you should get another 4gb of ram, 8gb is about the standard these days

 

[Chass1990]

you can get a 1 TB WD Black for the same price lol
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/western-digital-internal-hard-drive-wd1003fzex

and yea, for a PSU, at least one of these if you're on a budget
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1550sxxb9

There's not really a reason to buy an i3 now and upgrade to an i7 later, unless you mean like a year later (which by then, Skylake will be out requiring a different socket)

 

[Derp88]

Yeah I would get the I7 later in about a year

 

[Derp88]

Yeah I would upgrade the ram

 

[Chass1990]

as I mentioned, a year from now, the Skylake i7 should already be released, so it doesn't make sense to buy a haswell then. You'd be better off buying the i3 with a budget mobo now like this: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asrock-motherboard-h97anniversary then upgrade mobo and i7 in a year with a Skylake.