Review this build please!

I'll be buying the hardware in a couple of days now.
And this is what i have chosen unless someone suggests anything better:
(I need to stay under 1000$)

I5, mobo, 4gig ram, and 1.5tb seagate hd
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] -_-Product


Cpu, HD, Ram, Mobo
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Comb [...] bo.262080#


XFX 4890

Im currently stuck as to which case i can buy around 100$ - i don't like flashy cases - with many leds - and it needs to have good airflow.
Right now the best one I can find is the Storm Scout although I really don't like the top carrying handle,
Anyone know of other good sturdy cases, with good airflow.

So can someone tell me if this is a decent build - its mostly for gaming and 3d modelling/video editing.
I know the i7 is better but with its price plus the pricier mobo and ram, this is a better solution for me.

Thanks in advance

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/ [...] -1156-1366

The CM 690 is a good case if you plan on running dual vid cards...it's a very large case. If you going to go a single card set up, then another mobo, psu and case will cut down that price. Also there is a cheaper Cooler Master h/s that all Cooler Master cases combo with on newegg. Click on any Cooler Master case, then click "combo's" below it and you will see the choices of two h/s. Both of those h/s come with thermal compound/paste.

As for the i7 860...that's an expensive cpu, and not a real need for it unless you use proggy's that take advantage of hyper threading. Also ewiz...the combo link for the 860 ran out of 750 and 860 cpu's.

They have been selling like hot cakes since they came out.

Here is a good combo with the CM RC-690 and CM HSF... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Comb [...] mbo.259675

As Why_Me said, you will have plenty of room in this case and is one of the best cases for the price... IMO