Help Finishing Build (Case + PSU)

Breems

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With a lot of research and a little help from my friends, I've come up with this mid-range build: http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=25528685

I'm convinced this is a good buy for the money, but it still lacks a case and PSU. The current cost is approximately $600. I'm hoping to keep the build under $680. Would it be possible to do so? I've never built a PC before, so I need help here. It seems I might be able to go pretty cheap on the case but should not skim over a good PSU. I'm unsure of how much and what type of power will be needed to keep this build running. If anyone could suggest a combo of the two that keeps me at or near my budget, I think I'll be ready to pull the trigger.

Could I get off a bit cheaper with microATX cases? Could I get off even cheaper with a case equipped with a PSU? Are either of those huge no-nos? This one seems to have good reviews and would keep me well within the budget, but I have no idea if it is compatible with the build and if it would power the other components well enough: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811147081

 
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you can go with any case u like just check that the case has more than 11 inches of GPU clearance because the card is 10.5 inches in length...yes the GPU is compatible with the mobo and the processor.... & every modern motherboard supports PCI express 3.0......so no problem..
you can go with any case u like just check that the case has more than 11 inches of GPU clearance because the card is 10.5 inches in length...yes the GPU is compatible with the mobo and the processor.... & every modern motherboard supports PCI express 3.0......so no problem..
 
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