is it worth it to buy b85 than h97?

[Echoceres]

im thinking cos iam on a tight budget 2 listed mobo below please help me choose
what should i get i really dont use all features and what is the difference
http://dynaquestpc.com/product/msi-b85-g43-gaming/ = 4690 php
http://dynaquestpc.com/product/msi-h97-gaming-3-motherboard/ = 5900 php
the price difference is 1200php almost 27 usd is it worth it to go h97 than b85 does it make so much perfomance difference can anyone help me

my budget is 14,000 my proc i5 4590 cost 8900

14000-8900 = 5100 im left 5100 for my motherboard
i only use 2-3 sataports and 1 pcie 3.0 is all i need
i dont even use M2 SSD or Raid Type sata
i really dont need much usb ports my case has a lot of it
so is it ok to go with b85? i really wont take advantage of the h97 features at all cos i dont and never will use it cos im on a tight budget

 

[DasHotShot]

It really depends on what features you want and need...if you really think you need no features and limited connectivity etc. You could even pick an h81 board and save money...

 

[Echoceres]

It really depends on what features you want and need...if you really think you need no features and limited connectivity etc. You could even pick an h81 board and save money...

can you tell me the features boards i posted i really dont use all of them anyway

 

[Echoceres]

i only use 2-3 sataports and 1 pcie 3.0 is all i need

 

[i7Baby]

For a build with an i5, I'd prefer a H97 motherboard. I'd use a low end board for a low end CPU.

 

[Echoceres]

i think i really should go b85 i really dont need more pcie and i dont need raid and m2 support i think the remaing money should go to a cpu cooler instead

 

[Echoceres]

For a build with an i5, I'd prefer a H97 motherboard. I'd use a low end board for a low end CPU.

can you tell me why please i really dont know i already compared there spec i wont really take advantage of the extra features of h97 i dont use raid or m2 nor crossfire i only use 2 sata ports and 1 pcie 3

 

[herrwizo]

B85 will be just fine, mate. Even H81 would be enough for your needs (only 1 PCI-E slot and just a couple of SATA ports). Make sure you buy a new board, it should come with latest BIOS preinstalled to ensure compatibility with Haswell Refresh CPU.

 

[Echoceres]

For a build with an i5, I'd prefer a H97 motherboard. I'd use a low end board for a low end CPU.

and they r both tier 1 from mobo tier list

 

[Echoceres]

B85 will be just fine, mate. Even H81 would be enough for your needs (only 1 PCI-E slot and just a couple of SATA ports). Make sure you buy a new board, it should come with latest BIOS preinstalled to ensure compatibility with Haswell Refresh CPU.

i think b85 is just fine but do you know what is difference of chipset h97 and b85 besides features maybe performance boost or something like that

 

[i7Baby]

For a build with an i5, I'd prefer a H97 motherboard. I'd use a low end board for a low end CPU.

can you tell me why please i really dont know i already compared there spec i wont really take advantage of the extra features of h97 i dont use raid or m2 nor crossfire i only use 2 sata ports and 1 pcie 3

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGA_1150

Better features, better quality too.

 

[Echoceres]

For a build with an i5, I'd prefer a H97 motherboard. I'd use a low end board for a low end CPU.

can you tell me why please i really dont know i already compared there spec i wont really take advantage of the extra features of h97 i dont use raid or m2 nor crossfire i only use 2 sata ports and 1 pcie 3

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGA_1150

Better features, better quality too.

i dont really use all features maybe ill think about the quality cos both motherboard i stated above is both msi and both tier 1

 

[Echoceres]

up please help me any other help

 

[manoranjanmishra]

Hey,
Did the B85 board you have listed in your signature work with the i5-4590? I've got the same processor, and I am looking for a B85 board.