UK Mobo, CPU, & RAM ok in USA box?

If your getting something as weak as a 9500GT, dont waste money on anymore than 512MB of RAM. Also, GDDR2 is slow as crap, if you can find a GDDR3 version you will thank yourself later.

As far as I know, the components themselves are identical.

Thanks everyone for replying. Just ordered today. I'm really looking forward to getting the parts. AnandTech's benchmarks for the i5 pitted against a comparably priced i7 seem to be neck and neck so I'm saving quite few dollars by going the i5 route. @Youngster - I jumped on that card you linked to, it looks like a really nice price point while getting good graphics performance. I would have liked to get memory that supports XMP, but the Corsair Dominator line is more expensive. Hopefully Intel's Turbo Boost adaptive overclocking supported by the i5 makes overclocking easy enough that I won't need to get to creative with the BIOS memory settings.

The last thing I'd like to do is take a power supply from one of the old systems I have lying about, but I'm not sure it will have the power I need. I've seen people recommending 750W power supplies for rigs comparable to what I'm getting.

Thanks again everyone.

Depends what Video card you went for, but honestly all the cards you will be using aren't very high power usage, and the i5 has very low power usage.

I would go with a 550W Very minimum if your strapped for $ but preferably go with a 650w to be safe.

Thanks again. I'll do that.

Forgot to mention, don't absolutely Cheap out on the PSU... you'll regret it if you aim for the lowest price one, go for at least Medium-High With Corsair being the best quality far none.