Need help picking good components for a PC

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Gbreezyhd

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Let me start by telling you I want to use the computer for mostly editing videos on Adobe premiere elements at 720-1080p 60 fps and uploading them online. Maybe some light gaming like G Mod here and there. I want a build that good PC tailored toward editing. I already have a case (Azza XT1) and a motherboard ( MSI Gaming 970), also in my current desktop i have a 500GB Hard Drive with Windows 8 (Dont know if it spins at 7200RPM), an optical drive, 4 GB of RAM. I would just like help picking the rest ( i want a SSD, GPU, 16GB of RAM dual channel, CPU, Power Supply, etc.) of the the parts for the best system for the price. The most i could spend is about $760 including the case and motherboard in the price. The motherboadr is AM3+ socket and 970 chipset. Any extra stuff i need like any extra fans, network adapters, tell me. Also should i overclock it? I already have a TV as my monitor and I would like to buy a real monitor thats why i would like to keep this price as low as possible while still being pretty efficient. (I have around $540 for the rest)
 
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Tradesman1

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Also says "The most i could spend is about $760 including the case and motherboard in the price" if planning to use the current mobo and/or case, then should simply subtract the amount paid from the $760 so there's a number to actually work with, might have $75 for the items or $175. Need a true amount to work with
 
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Gbreezyhd

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In that case the case is $120 and the motherboard is $100 so i have around $540 for the rest.
 
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