Are these components all compatible and good?

Tail_TL

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Please recommend me better components if I chosen poorly. Or if I missed something

CPU: Intel Core i7-4770
Ram: 16GB 1600Mhz DDR3
GPU: GIGA-BYTE GTX770 2GB GDDR5
HDD: Western Digital 1TB Caviar Blue 7200RPM
Disk Drive: DVD-/+R/RW/-RAM
PSU: Corsair 700w
MotherBoard: ASUS Z87

And please help me choose the best case for these components, I don't know anything about cases any help would be much appreciated!

 
Solution
1) If your i7 is the non-k version, then you don't have to buy the z87 motherboard, because it usually is for ocing the K version cpu and it is more expensive than the other H87/B85 MB.
2) When you shop the case, make sure a) the GPU will fit, like your gtx770 is 11.5" long, most of manufacturer will post that detail. Like this one ( under the specification tab). http://www.coolermaster.com/product/Detail/case/ultra-tower/cosmos-2.html
3) The case will can bottom-mounted PSU for better airflow, also can cable management under the MB, USB3.0, etc. Usually I don't recommend the case because it is the personal preferences like the shape, color, with or without window on the side, etc.
1) If your i7 is the non-k version, then you don't have to buy the z87 motherboard, because it usually is for ocing the K version cpu and it is more expensive than the other H87/B85 MB.
2) When you shop the case, make sure a) the GPU will fit, like your gtx770 is 11.5" long, most of manufacturer will post that detail. Like this one ( under the specification tab). http://www.coolermaster.com/product/Detail/case/ultra-tower/cosmos-2.html
3) The case will can bottom-mounted PSU for better airflow, also can cable management under the MB, USB3.0, etc. Usually I don't recommend the case because it is the personal preferences like the shape, color, with or without window on the side, etc.
 
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Tail_TL

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I'm not planning on overclocking so I will chose a H87.
And I don't know anything about PSU's, also what PSU would I need if I chosen a GTX 780 ti video card instead?