Is this build stable?

[Bogstench]

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/brelovix/saved/3edF

 

The only reason I am unsure is because of the lower-end micro-atx board I have listed. Not sure if the GPU would be fine or not to be honest.

 

Also I'm not interested in OC'ing the CPU or anything, so the MB isn't super important to me necessarily, just want it to work and not be a pain in the ass to work with.

[madknight3]

The list is private. Fixed.

 

If you don't want to overclock then the 4670 (non k) may save you a little. I'm not sure about the motherboard but it's probably fine.

[PillowSmoke]

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[Bogstench]

The list is private.

 

^

 

 Ah stupid me, I apologize for that. Should be fixed

[Tmh85]

Personally I wouldn't get an H81 motherboard since you cannot really overclock on them.

[ilikemacandpc]

get a z87 series motherboard or a non k processor. you are wasting money otherwise.

 

 

but the build will be fine.  

[Bogstench]

get a z87 series motherboard or a non k processor. you are wasting money otherwise.

 

 

but the build will be fine.  

 

get a z87 series motherboard or a non k processor. you are wasting money otherwise.

 

 

but the build will be fine.  

 

Well, at the time of purchasing the CPU I planned on overclocking, I guess I could just buy a Z87 board to make use of the CPU better then. 

 

 Thanks for letting me know it'll work

[yourdad165]

The list is private. Fixed.

 

If you don't want to overclock then the 4670 (non k) may save you a little. I'm not sure about the motherboard but it's probably fine.

 

Yes, if you don't want to overclock then please do this. I have the 4670 and I love it. To answer your question though, yes it will work.

 

I saw your post saying you selected it before with the intentions of overclocking it. So just switch the 4670K to the 4670 to save money. Whether you switch it or not it will work either way though.