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I've updated the following parts: EVGA 400W power supply - $25.38 Intel i5-6600 3.3Ghz - $214.99 This gives a faster processor, and a lower overall price. New total price: $572.99

Would the i5-6600 still work? I can't see why it wouldn't, but figured it's safest to ask before pulling the trigger and buying it. Amazon link included for reference.

I'll check out the i5-6500, definitely wouldn't hurt to upgrade the CPU at the start. If I wanted to upgrade the CPU later on would I be able to do that without completely re-installing everything?

Looks like an awesome build! I'm interested to see how it works out, if your build works well then I'm gonna switch to that MOBO since it's about $40 cheaper than the original one I was looking at. If this MOBO works out my build drops down to $604 instead of about $650, all without losing any...

Here are a few of the pieces I have saved for later, and am considering adding to my initial build if it's necessary. Gigabyte GTX 750 Ti GDDR5-1GB 2xDVI/2xHDMI OC Graphics Cards GV-N75TOC-1GI Bluetooth 4.0 USB Thunderbolt Adapter These were moved here and replaced...

I'm wanting to build my first Hackintosh, and I'm trying to figure out what areas I can cut costs without crippling performance. For background, I do post production audio for a living (almost entirely in Pro Tools 12), and my current iMac runs Sierra, so I'd like to stay on Sierra if possible...