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Overclock any time you want. SLI support so you can add a 2nd GPU at any point. Ballin' storage set-up.
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Overclock any time you want. SLI support so you can add a 2nd GPU at any point. Ballin' storage set-up.


$1500 budget after mail in rebates, but i like where its going. Why not the i7 4790k if i might ask? Performance or ?

I just want to spend $1500 on the best computer my money can buy right now.
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The 4790k is older than the 6600k, no point going wIth a last generation CPU. If anything, you can just spend the extra $100 of your budget on the 6700k which is the newer version of the 4790k, but an i5 would be fine for your needs.
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