please help, with gaming build

[some1yuno]

1. http://pcpartpicker.com/user/some1yuno/saved/69pQzy
2. http://pcpartpicker.com/user/some1yuno/saved/sYZXsY
3. http://pcpartpicker.com/user/some1yuno/saved/4nV2FT
Which one will give me a bigger bang for my buck?

 

[rockie_]

i vote for the first

 

[prit87]

i will vote for the 2nd build.
There is not much difference between the 3 builds just two of them has i5 4690 and one has i5 4690k plus 3rd has a SSD.

So for best performance the 2nd build is my pick for obvious reasons.

Plus you can use the 650 watt PSU for all the 3 build and still left with enough headroom for SLI.

 

[some1yuno]

i will vote for the 2nd build.
There is not much difference between the 3 builds just two of them has i5 4690 and one has i5 4690k plus 3rd has a SSD.

So for best performance the 2nd build is my pick for obvious reasons.

Plus you can use the 650 watt PSU for all the 3 build and still left with enough headroom for SLI.

so i wouldnt need a psu of 750w, if i want to ( which i will) put in a second graphics card?

 

[prit87]

actualy if are using the processor and the GPU at stock clock then 650 watt is enough for 2x gtx 970 .

gtx 970 max TDP = 145 watt so 2x 145= 290 watt cpu 84 watt and other system 50 watt may be a 100 at max .

 

[some1yuno]

actualy if are using the processor and the GPU at stock clock then 650 watt is enough for 2x gtx 970 .

gtx 970 max TDP = 145 watt so 2x 145= 290 watt cpu 84 watt and other system 50 watt may be a 100 at max .

Cause ima get the phantom full tower and i want to put led strips and all the led fans it can fit . i think its 6. So it will have enough power for all of that?

 

[prit87]

Yes led strips dont consume a lot of power.