ORDERING TOMMOROW, NEED SUGGESTIONS !

Yeah that burner will read and burn just about everything that isnt a bluray.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820145247
Corsair ram is pretty good, just be aware their MIR's take a while to come in but they do arrive. Its significantly cheaper and a bit faster than the stuff you had chosen previously. The one bad review was written by a moron.

I would pick a slightly different setup, but that's a great case. I'm currently using it and I would recommend you get a couple extra 120mm fans to put in it. Not cause it needs it, but it has lots of room for them. I have 2 in the top, 1 in the bottom, 2 on the front, and 1 on the back.

I agree with everyone else, you should go for an ATI card if you ever want to buy another and crossfire them.

Might I suggest getting this motherboard instead of the one you currently have picked out:
ASUS M4A78T-E AM3 AMD 790GX HDMI ATX AMD Motherboard - Retail
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813131366 $129.99

There currently is a $54.00 combo with this motherboard and the CPU you have picked out so this motherboard will only end up costing you $75.99 if you think about it, and it has a $15.00 MIR which will leave you open to use that money for other upgrades. You will have to switch out your RAM for DDR3 if you get this board so just remember that.

As for a video card, you can get a 4890 for about the same price as the one you have picked out, and I think it would be a much wiser choice to get one of those in place of the card you have chosen now, and if you want even more performance in the future you can always buy another

Here is a decent video card option to think about:
SAPPHIRE 100269OCSR Radeon HD 4890 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814102831 $199.99

So with changing all these things you will be spending probably around $10-15 more on the RAM, and $15 more on the video card, but you will also be spending $44 less then you would have been if you were buying the motherboard you have picked out now, so you are saving around $15 in the grand scheme of it all and you are getting better performance out of the build too.

Well sorry for the long post, hope I helped!

I'm not sure, but it seems the crosfire capable mobos that have been sugested aren't capable of 16X on both PCI Express slots when in crosfire.

But I don't know why am I replying to this since fubukid seems to have forgotten about his thread.

I would go for the Corsair 850-TX instead of the 650-TX in case you decide to crossfire and depending on how many case fans, HDD's etc. you plan on installing either no or later.