New parts for my PC

[RyanKSG]

Hey there everyone of TH. I'm needing to get a few new parts for my PC. I'd like to start overclocking my i5-2500k a bit but it is 4 years old... is it still a good idea? Also I currently have the corsair CX600M PSU and its rated in tier 4...... so I'm thinking I need a new one to run my i5 along with my gtx 970. If I do, what do you guys think about this one? http://www.ncix.com/detail/evga-supernova-750-b2-80-e6-97531.htm?affiliateid=7474144&promoid=1715#CustomerReviews

Also, I'm having the worst of times trying to find a new ssd. I'd like a good one but for a decent price, say under $120 CAD. Can I get some help with these? Hope to get some responses, as I usually do! Thanks in advance!

One more thing, I really want a new case as well... could I get opinions on these four?
1. http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/hygPxr/deepcool-dukase-v2-atx-mid-tower-case-dukase-v2
2. http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/pP648d/nzxt-case-cas340wbb1
3. http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/CN8Zxr/enermax-case-eca3280abr
4. http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/4FTrxr/deepcool-case-kendomenblack

Thanks to all!

 

[mcnumpty23]

and since you are in canada

just out of curiosity is there any thing stopping you crossing into america and buying the components cheaper there and bringing them back?

obviously assuming you would need to be near the border for the point of that question

just wondered if you would get import duties or something if you did

Well that's a good point... but if I did the exchange rate brings the price up a ton anyway so is it really worth it?

probably not then--it was just one of those questions lurking in the back of my mind that had never got around to asking

guess canada is a little like here in the uk components here are roughly in the 30% maybe 40% for some more expensive than the usa--if it wasnt for the postage cost and import duties it would almost be worth me buying from the usa

It's a bummer that's for sure. I was thinking of trying to get to a max of 4.5-4.6 for an overclock. That shouldn't be too high, or get too hot right?

couldnt give an accurate answer to that

best bet would be google your motherboard and overclocking to see what others got--and since its an older board if it affected the board at all long term--the one i used for 5ghz is still going strong 5 years later for the guy i sold it to

 

[RyanKSG]

and since you are in canada

just out of curiosity is there any thing stopping you crossing into america and buying the components cheaper there and bringing them back?

obviously assuming you would need to be near the border for the point of that question

just wondered if you would get import duties or something if you did

Well that's a good point... but if I did the exchange rate brings the price up a ton anyway so is it really worth it?

probably not then--it was just one of those questions lurking in the back of my mind that had never got around to asking

guess canada is a little like here in the uk components here are roughly in the 30% maybe 40% for some more expensive than the usa--if it wasnt for the postage cost and import duties it would almost be worth me buying from the usa

It's a bummer that's for sure. I was thinking of trying to get to a max of 4.5-4.6 for an overclock. That shouldn't be too high, or get too hot right?

couldnt give an accurate answer to that

best bet would be google your motherboard and overclocking to see what others got--and since its an older board if it affected the board at all long term--the one i used for 5ghz is still going strong 5 years later for the guy i sold it to

Okay thanks! I'll look into it.