I have serious concerns about some of your component choices though. I would for certain not be going with that case in any event, would choose different case fans that actually come somewhere close to their rated specifications and would not concern myself with the RAM being a Platinum version when standard Vengeance or Ripjaws modules will offer the same performance. I CERTAINLY wouldn't ever go with that RM series power supply that could not even pass HardOCP's testing much less score high or offer long term reliability. It's horrid and you can do MUCH better for a similar price, like this unit which is built for EVGA by Super Flower:
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Power Supply: EVGA 750W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply ($111.99 @ SuperBiiz)
Total: $111.99
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After rebates that unit is currently about 95 bucks and is one of the best units currently on the market under 120 dollars.
As for the case, I highly recommend considering a different choice. The NZXT Phantom 410, Phanteks Enthoo Pro, NZXT H440 and Fractal design define R5 are all much better cases in my opinion but the C70 is ok too.
You shouldn't need that add in fan controller and I'd avoid using one if possible. The Hero VII has 2 CPU fan headers and 4 chassis fan headers, which can be expanded to 8 case fans using these if necessary:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812162026
And makes for a much simpler and better automatically controlled fan environment using the bios settings for the fan profiles. It also reduces clutter inside the case and the need for using an additional drive bay and knocks 30 bucks off your budget.
I'm not sure what the purpose of all the different SSD models is, but I'd recommend sticking with one brand. In reality, the Samsung 850 EVO and PRO models are, last I checked, the fastest consumer SSD's on the market judging by reviews and AS SSD benchmarks and are less expensive than some of those slower models. I have the 850 EVO and have installed them in many builds with great success and no issues, unlike the 840 EVO model with all it's troubles.
Lastly, I'd avoid the H100i and it's quirky Corsair link setup. I've seen a very high number of users who have either had issues with the link hardware or software or just plain had less than acceptable performance with the units. If you must have an AIO cooling solution, I'd highly recommend the Cooler Master Nepton 240 or 280 or one of the Swiftech coolers.