$1000 Micro ATX build

for an SSD get a Samsung EVO 250GB.

Here are some of my thoughts:

1. 250gb ssd is a great thought. I like Samsung or Intel for reliability. They source all their own parts.
In the past, they have been more satisfying.
http://www.behardware.com/articles/881-7/components-returns-rates-7.html
All of the referenced ssd's will perform about the same in actual desktop usage. Of the bunch, the Samsung 850 PRO has done better in benchmarks. If you will store video files which are large, you can add a Hard drive later.

2. For high levels of multitasking, buy a 16gb kit of 2 x 8gb ddr3 1.5v 1866 ram.
All are good, look at G.skil, Corsair, Kingston....
And... buy a low profile kit. Tall heat spreaders are useless and will interfere with coolers.
3. For normal desktop usage and video playback, the integrated video of the 4690K is fine. You can attach three 1080P monitors.
You might want to consider a pair of 27" 2560 x 1440 monitors which will need a small discrete video card that supports 2560 x 1600 resolutions. $60 or so will buy one.
4. I would use a Z97 based motherboard to give you the ability to overclock the "K" You need not do it initially, but it is a free 20% boost in compute power. Most any will do. They are all good, ASUS or Gigabyte might be the best quality. I like the M-ATX size.
5. For a conventional case, I like the Silverstone PS07 case. Nice ventilation, quiet, with easily accessible washable intake filters.
http://www.ncix.com/detail/silverstone-ps07b-precision-black-matx-e5-66764.htm
6. The power supply you need will be gated by the graphics card and not much else.
With no graphics card, 300w is fine. With a top gaming card like a GTX980, a 550w psu is all that is needed.
I might suggest a 550w unit up front regardless on speculation of future needs.
A PSU will only use the wattage demanded of it, regardless of it's max capability.
Whatever you do, buy only a quality psu like Seasonic, xfx, antec.
Pick a tier 1 or 2 unit from this list:
https://community.newegg.com/eggxpert/computer_hardware/f/135081/t/45344.aspx?Redirected=true
7. Buy an aftermarket cpu cooler. It will be easier to mount and it will be cooler and quieter than the stock intel cooler.
A tower type air cooler with a 120-140mm fan is all you need. Noctua, Phanteks would be good.

The reseller often does not matter that much with displays, since most displays are made in the same factories anyways. The main difference will be in the length of warranty, quality of customer service, and quality of materials other than the display itself.