processor buying guide between broadwell and skylake

[hrishi1995]

Hey guys
I need some help regarding which processor and mobo to buy for my future pc.
I just read an article regarding comparison between the broadwell and skylake family of Intel processors.
Broadwell will be released as broadwell k and there was no mention of skylake k to be released.
Some say skylake is better than broadwell in every standard.
If I was to choose from them, then which mobo should I buy?
Also I want ddr4 support for ram. N I'm goin to rely on the integrated graphics card. N I'll wait for the new chipset of NVIDIA.
Also I'm confused that should I buy i5 or i7?
Thank you.

 

[USAFRet]

for my future pc.

You haven't said what this might be used for.

 

[Eliomiller]

I think that its not for gaming as he wanna rely on integrated graphics that aren't as good as a discrete graphics card.so its certainly an all around pc.but in that way I wouldn't suggest a desktop except for heavy performance needs,otherwise go for a notebook or laptop.i have the same question but,but in my case its for gaming and media editing.the skylake would compete well again a 5930k?is a 5930k a broadwell or haswell

 

[DeeZyDuZiT]

I think that its not for gaming as he wanna rely on integrated graphics that aren't as good as a discrete graphics card.so its certainly an all around pc.but in that way I wouldn't suggest a desktop except for heavy performance needs,otherwise go for a notebook or laptop.i have the same question but,but in my case its for gaming and media editing.the skylake would compete well again a 5930k?is a 5930k a broadwell or haswell

5930k is Haswell-E
i am building 2011-v3 right now with the 5930k, and msi AC XPOWER extended. if you can afford it. if you arent looking to sli 3 or more cards then just buy the 5920k for 180$ less. only difference is the pci-e lanes

 

[Eliomiller]

im for sure going with single gpu or double sli but I also need pci-e for sound card and the pci storage