Is this a good build?

[O2556]

EVGA GeForce GTX 760 SuperClocked With ACX Cooler 2GB Video Card

LG 24x Internal SATA OEM DVD Burner Drive GH24NSB0

Fractal Design ARC R2 USB3.0 Mid-Tower

Western Digital WD10EZEX WD 1TB Blue 3.5” 7200RPM SATA3 Hard Drive

Corsair Vengeance 8GB (2x 4GB) DDR3 1600MHz Memory

TP-LINK TL-WN881ND 300Mbps Wireless N PCI Express Adapter

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 OEM 64-Bit

Intel Core i5 4670K Quad Core LGA 1150 3.4GHz CPU Processor

Gigabyte GA-Z87M-D3H LGA 1150 Motherboard

Thanks in advance

Note: build will be purchased today or tomorrow

Would I be better off going with an i5 4570/4440 and getting an SSD or going to an FX 8350 and the AMD varient of the motherboard( plus SSD)?

 

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It depends whether you are thinking of overclocking or not

If you are not overclocking get the i5 4570/4440 and swap the motherboard for an H87/H81 chipset and put the rest of the cash towards the gpu or an ssd

 

[O2556]

It depends whether you are thinking of overclocking or not

If you are not overclocking get the i5 4570/4440 and swap the motherboard for an H87/H81 chipset and put the rest of the cash towards the gpu or an ssd

I was planning on overclocking however, which would aid performance more, an ssd, a better GPU, or an overclocked CPU?

 

[Scremin34Egl]

It depends whether you are thinking of overclocking or not

If you are not overclocking get the i5 4570/4440 and swap the motherboard for an H87/H81 chipset and put the rest of the cash towards the gpu or an ssd

I was planning on overclocking however, which would aid performance more, an ssd, a better GPU, or an overclocked CPU?

A better gpu, the gpu always comes before the cpu unless the cpu is causing a bottleneck. Currently, any i5 would do, but maybe later on when its start to age, you might want to squeeze some extra life out of it by overclocking. But that would be in a couple years from now

The gtx 760 is a good card and would probably get high/ultra settings in most games at 1080p. It all really depends how much performance you really need and whats best for your money

An ssd would only really improve your game loading times (such as maps, but not fps), boot times and allow your OS to be more snappy. It might benefit more on open world games because the game constantly loads maps from the hdd and may prevent the occasional stuttering that you might get from a standard hdd

If you are overclocking, make sure to add in a cooler

I also see you missed out the power supply

 

[O2556]

It depends whether you are thinking of overclocking or not

If you are not overclocking get the i5 4570/4440 and swap the motherboard for an H87/H81 chipset and put the rest of the cash towards the gpu or an ssd

I was planning on overclocking however, which would aid performance more, an ssd, a better GPU, or an overclocked CPU?

A better gpu, the gpu always comes before the cpu unless the cpu is causing a bottleneck. Currently, any i5 would do, but maybe later on when its start to age, you might want to squeeze some extra life out of it by overclocking. But that would be in a couple years from now

The gtx 760 is a good card and would probably get high/ultra settings in most games at 1080p. It all really depends how much performance you really need and whats best for your money

An ssd would only really improve your game loading times (such as maps, but not fps), boot times and allow your OS to be more snappy. It might benefit more on open world games because the game constantly loads maps from the hdd and may prevent the occasional stuttering that you might get from a standard hdd

If you are overclocking, make sure to add in a cooler

I also see you missed out the power supply

I am probably going to get the Corsair 600w Modular PSU, I may also add in an SSD when I have more money