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I'm running a single gtx 980 and the i5 4670K CPU (generation before your 4690k). My CPU runs @ 3.4ghz but the MSI motherboard BIOS just sets the CPU automatically to 3.9ghz (the CPUs turbo boost speed). A 4690k and gtx 970 should be able to run just about any game on the market at 60+FPS, ultra graphics settings, and 1080p resolution. | |||
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And thanks for the links man, when I measure my case I'll let ya Know. the case is from like 01' or some non sense. I got it when the neon lights first started showing up in PC builds a long while ago, lol.
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Why do you want to overclock your cpu? You're going from amd mid low price range to a much faster cpu in the first place. Kinda pointless. Having a 970 with a lower cpu/ram/mobo isn't efficient. You will be bottle necked anyways and won't even live up to the potential of the video card. Getting a i5 good combo will do a lot. You could have saved 150 on a video card, gone higher with cpu/mobo and sitll be able to handle a lot if not most games anyways.
Even if you get a cpu to overclock, if you get a crap motherboard ( pretty much all motherboards come with duel video card pci slots) overclocking won't work. If it does, it won't do much at all.
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Also this site is a treasure trove of information.
http://www.overclock.net/f/5/intel-cpus. LOTS of knowledgeable people post there including official reps of all the major companies. MSI, Gigabyte, ASUS, Intel, AMD, Nvidia, Corsair etc etc etc. You have any questions about overclocking your CPU when you get it, ask em there they'll sort you out right quick | ||
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