need help with my new video/photo editing pc

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CPU: AMD FX8350 Black Edition
CPU cooler: H100i
Mother board: Asus M5A97 EVO R2.0
GPU: AMD R9 270X OC 4GB
Hard drive: 1TB 2.5 inch toshiba
Case: CiT Knight Interior Mesh Case with 500W 12cm PSU
PSU: comes with the case
RAM: HyperX 16 GB 2133MHz

im planning to put together a pc for video/photo editing (using Adobe PS, AE and IR) with some gaming such as metro and cod

i was wondering if the build is any good and if there is any mistakes or improvements i can make to make the build cheaper
 
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Looks great, I would just look for a better case and a new PSU. Pretty much any case that comes with a PSU is a piece of junk. Also you could save some money and get a R9 270 and just overclock it. Then it would be at the same level as a 270x.
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Looks great, I would just look for a better case and a new PSU. Pretty much any case that comes with a PSU is a piece of junk. Also you could save some money and get a R9 270 and just overclock it. Then it would be at the same level as a 270x.
 
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It would hardly make a difference with more vram gaming unless you're running multiple monitors. Editing it might come in handy however.. but 4gb vram I can imagine would only help with large files such as 4k, etc.
 
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I'm probably not going to be running any game on 4k or have a 4k monitor so I guess I'll stick with the 2gb 270.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think adobe doesn't use much of the gpu... or maybe I interpreted a forum answer incorrectly.
 
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