is this build good?

[Thenothing]

Intel 5 4690K

Gigabyte GeForce GTX 960 2g

Gigabyte H97 gaming 3

g.skill riprawX 16 gb

Samsung 850 evo 120 gb SSD

WD black 1tb storage

Corsair RM 550 80+ Gold

Corsair 400r ATX mid tower casing

And just wondering should I use cooler master hyper 103 fan or cooler master evo 212

Is this build fine for a gaming computer that I dont overclock?

[TheSLSAMG]

It's a solid gaming rig, but I'd suggest four things if it's just a gaming system.

• Z97 chipset for optimal overclocking/features.
• A GTX 970 or R9 290X since the price gap isn't huge for the extra performance, or an R9 290 if you want to stay closer to the GTX 960's price.
• Drop the 16GB RAM to 8GB, 16GB isn't necessary
• Get a better PSU, such as the EVGA SuperNOVA NEX650G2 or others.

For a cooler, use the Hyper 212 EVO or a be quiet! Pure Rock if you want a lower-cost but still good for OC solution.

[Praxis727]

The evo is good and I have heard nothing but good reviews on it.  I would assume you aren't going to do SLI in the future.  It looks like a good build to me. 

[Atmos]

Hyper 212, and the build is fine.

 

I'd strongly suggest a 280X over the 960, as it has 50% more vram, and outperforms it for only about $15 more.

[Comessy]

Looks good but I would get 8gb instead of 16, its unnessesary

 

Hyper 212 Evo is good

 

Dont expect alot from that 960 though, you should get a 280x or 970 if your budget allows

[Dzzope]

Xeon E3-1231 V3 may be a better choice if your not going to OC. 

[Bravosgrad]

downgrade 4690k to 4690

dont buy a cpu fan

use money on a 290

get a cx600m, dont get evga nex psus, very low quality

8 gb of ram instead of 16

swap out the ssd for a cheaper alternate from ocz/crucial

swap out the black for a blue

[Thenothing]

Why 4690 instead of 4690K? Should I just get i 7 4790 or 4790 K