nescha89

the 780t is bigger
 
the main difference is that they are very different looking cases
i personally dont like the rounded look of the 780t, i prefer the 760t
but what you prefer is up to you
other than looks they are almost the same case inside

Both are great options. Personally I would go with the Gigabyte option, but it will result in higher case temps. If that concerns you too much, get a pair of reference cards

Bitfenix Alchemy LED strips powered by molex.

So, im fairly new to this forum, However i like to make an entrance.
This in WIP But here it is so far:
 
  Ordered directly from the Manfacturer met the Builders at their factory in UK (where i'm from) it was specially made for myself extras I added on like: extra room inside  double glazing  different windows than standard extra window in the extra room Tall Construction (2 beams higher than standard) Bigger josts 3x4 not 2x4   Extra room will be toilet facilities & little storage         Air con 5KW Office unit to sit outside does Hot & Cold & time sensor    
Colour Change:   Triple Sockets   Whats in the ceiling & floor? 70mm thick Insulation:   How it done?   Painted inside with same as outside Medium Oak Barn Paint 60 quid per 5 litres     10mm thick armoured cable, in theory 92amps of power     2nd Bathroom so far (one in cabin too)
I've also ripped out a bathroom in my garage (close to the man cave) to put a new suite in So I can have my own toilet facilities in the Man-cave & full bathroom in the house
    Stuff:
These are currently in the spare room ready to move in the cabin     Every Flavour of coke (including raspberry i believe)   Ethernet cable Pipe MDPE (underground pipe solution)    
the new Ceiling   New floor   MDPE possibly for Ethernet run   Bathroom now   Paint now its dry   wiring   Outside switch too!   inside dimmer #1 of 2   Batton for Ceiling connected to  
ttering to a waterbut   Bit blury But you get the idea(ceiling didnt come out howi hoped) might redo it with ton & grooving at a later date. Floor see the joins perfection   Tree is so close branches almost touch could bird watch  
Virgin: 125mb (upgraded to 153mb soon) Sky: 16mb, (only get around 8mb)      
Air con mounted   Made my own beading & painted it with the wall colour                 current things to do: Add 8 Triple Sockets (Power) Complete by Electrician Add 2 Double Sockets (Power) Complete by Electrician 70mm Celotex Insulation in Roof & Floor - Complete 10mm Armoured cable Fitted - Complete by Electrician Spotlights placed & fitted (inside & out) - near complete Floor - To be Bought & fitted - complete Satellite cable to run - to be done 2x Cat 6 to be run to the Man-Cave - need to be done fill in hole for power cable - complete now metre deep       Few things i'm setting up in their 50m of Cat6 for Broadband connection 2x 8 port switches 1x 24 port switch Sky TV Home Cinmea Computers spare bed for guests & if i'm to lazy

After months of planning it's finally getting underway. Most of the hardware has arrived and that means I can start the build. I will post more details tonight after work but for now I will just put this up.
 

go with that one 

that is a great choice.

4770k. If you OC the 4770K to 4.6, you will get  the same performance as a 4790k at 4.6 because they are basically the same CPU.
If you feel like you want the latest and greatest, go with the 4790k, but there is no performance improvement once you overclock the CPUs.
 
That said, the 4790k will most likely overclock a little higher than the 4770k.
 
So in the end, you decide.

Both the sabertooth and the ud5h feature 5 year warranties and many different features.
The UD5H however has 2 LAN connections (good for servers, NAS, when one LAN port fails you always have a second one, etc.), m.2 SSD support (more common than the sata express found on the sabertooth (ud5h also has sata express)), it is tested to work (prooven, unlike the sabertooth series).
The difference between the 4770k and the 4670k / 4690k is that the 4770k has hyperthreading, meaning it will last you for a longer time as games move towards using more cores.
With your H220, the 4770k shouldn't be a problem to overclock, especially on a z97 board (which is better at OCing than z87 boards for some reason).

Really sorry, forgot about the H220  . It's gonna keep your CPU nice and frosty!
The difference between the i7 4790K and the i5 4690K is that the i7 features Hyper-Threading technology. It's more targeted towards video editors, or 3D editors. For gaming, they're both pretty much the same.

@nescha89Here you go:
CPU: https://geizhals.at/gigabyte-ga-z97x-ud5h-bk-black-edition-a1107904.html (Note: 4790K is 40 euros (60$) more expensive, so i chose the 4770k)
Motherboard: https://geizhals.at/gigabyte-ga-z97x-ud5h-bk-black-edition-a1107904.html (Note: Black so it fits the colour scheme, has dual LAN ports, has a 5 year warranty, has m.2 and sata express, is separately tested to ensure that it works, and more)