Help with power supply

[Nisc-kun]

I been trying to build a gaming pc and I'm new into these kinda things, never done it before by myself alone. I'm really confused and need some suggestions about power supply. So these are my specs 

Case- thermaltake versa N21

Gpu- msi gtx 970 

Motherboard- msi gaming 5 

Processor- i5 4690k

Ram- 16 gb ddr3 1600

Kingston 120gb ssd 

Wd hard-drive 2tb 

Asus dvd drive 

Probably gonna have 2 more fans 

Cooler Master hyper 212 evo heat sink 

 

The usage probably gonna be over 6 hours.

i need help to choose which power supply will be better for Me.

[TheRandomness]

Have you already bought these parts?

[kameshss]

What's your budget and use of the system? Which currency and country?

[Nisc-kun]

Looking for something less then 65-75$ 

Using for gaming, editing (some videos) 

Mostly for gaming 

Country - US TX

[Nisc-kun]

I only bought case gpu and motherboard, by next week I'm gonna have all the other parts

 

[Castdeath97]

1 minute ago, Nisc-kun said:

I only bought case gpu and motherboard, by next week I'm gonna have all the other parts

 

Why not get the i5 6600K, price differences between skylake and haswell are almost gone now in the US.

[Nisc-kun]

I5 6600k is not supported by gaming 5. Thts what pcpartpicker says I think.

[Castdeath97]

2 minutes ago, Nisc-kun said:

I only bought case gpu and motherboard, by next week I'm gonna have all the other parts

 

And if the Kingston SSD is a V300, look for another one since this one had its NAND replaced and is significantly slower now:

 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/7763/an-update-to-kingston-ssdnow-v300-a-switch-to-slower-micron-nand

[Nisc-kun]

Alright I will see about That ssd, I might go for Intel ssd but for now I need help with power supply.

[STRMfrmXMN]

1 hour ago, Nisc-kun said:

I5 6600k is not supported by gaming 5. Thts what pcpartpicker says I think.

Then get a motherboard that does support it. Haswell is in older platform while Skylake is newer, thus the CPU doesn't actually fit in the older socket of a Gaming 5. On PCPP, just delete the Gaming 5 from your list as well as any RAM, then choose a CPU.

 

Anyways, the EVGA B2 750W has way more wattage than you need and should be in that price range.