Build a PC (BaPC)

Yes we have :P. Running stock speeds atm because of some instability. Max I can OC to is 2.9 - 3.0GHZ. Current mobo is crap though, the chipset only supports 4GB, a single PCIEx16, and all my sata ports are used.

Spending $100 more for Hyperthreading which will not ever or incredibly rarely be used is dumb.

I think I will stick with the 3570k atm. The price/performance is just too good to pass up. Thanks though.

I just pulled the trigger on the HX 750(I got it on amazon for $138 final price, vs newegg's final price of $160(after tax and shipping) It'll house a 670 SLI in the future, and even for that much GPU power, you could skate on by with 650w. For PSUs, the best brands you'll usually hear are Seasonic, Corsair, and XFX. But most Corsair/XFX PSUs are just re labeled Seasonic PSUs. Seasonic is truly the god father of prestine PSU quality. But they do get more expensive than the competition. If you're in budget, the HX 750 will last you for a long while, PC parts are getting more and more efficient, so unless you plan on tri/quad SLI'ing/CF'in high end cards, there's really no dual GPU config out there that a quality 750w won't handle, even oc'd. The HX is a fully modular PSU, and you do pay the premium for that, but if you don't mind a lot of wires you don't need a modular then, it's all preference. I can't stress enough to not skimp on a PSU, get the best you can that's in your budget, it's the heart of the system. I'm in the process of RMA'ing my 2 week old PSU because I got greedy and got an off brand and didn't properly do enough research on it, and I guess I'm just plain unlucky lol.

Anyways, you can just read reviews. That OCZ ZT 650w seems to be just average, and can only output 75% of its advertised wattage. Review. I wouldn't get that one. Stick to brands with known great track records, again the 3 I listed above. It's up to you how much wattage, and whether you want modular/non modular.

4 years.

I second this...
you should pass ivybridge and take sandy.
2500k still very good for decent gaming and cheaper than your choice.

rather than buy another 460, I suggest you should get some hd 7770 or 7850 if possible.
buying those latest vga will save bucks because no need to buy new PSU.