[Solved] Before I open the Boxes

I I’ve read a lots of articles and considerations from many of you have built and expressed opinions on the makings of a computer..
After ruminating I ran down to my local Micro Computer store and pulled the plastic out.
Here is what I got. : bought

Intel I7 920
Asus P6T X58 1366 ATX Motherboard
Silencer 750 Quad power supply
Titan FENRIR EC-TTC-NK85TZ CPU Cooler
Cooler Master HAF 922M (HAF Mini) ATX Case
Seagate 1TB SATA 7200 HDD
GeForce GTS 250 1024MB DDR3 PCIe 2.0 Graphics Card
6GB DDR3-1600 (PC3-12800) Obsidian Triple Channel Memory Kit
SAMSUNG 2343BWX 23" 5ms 16:9 Wide screen LCD Monitor

After in store discounts and requesting better prices and price matching I paid
$1156
The rest of the items DVD,CD, I already have.
Given I have burned 2 mobos on $2700 ( Toshiba Quoisim0) and $2400 (HP multimedia) Lap Tops and all the docking stuff and the externals 3x 1TB drives. I felt it was time to return to a real computer. The last build was asus kr7a and that was in 2002. My have thing changed since then.
I plan on putting this all together next week when no one will be home and I will be left to my own devices.
I have to thank everyone for their reviews and input. I wasn't an easy choice given I had to re-educate myself on what is out there today.
If you see something in my choices that I should reconsider please I welcome your input
I game only UT2004
Lots of movie and graphic editing.
Land survey modeling.
Multi task .. Accounting, estimating Cad, Landscape Design. Hopefully this build should carry me for a while. I have Win7, Vista Ultimate and XP Pro. The Win 7 Pro will be the system. It is a shame because it took me so long to tame Vista Ultimate.
Cosmic

I want to avoid ATI At some point SLI is the direction I want to be as opposed to Crossfire.
From what I gleaned SLI is a better direction and if I want to in the future add another GPU I felt that I had to make a call as to what direction to go. I know noise is a factor on my choice and from what I have read noise only become an issue at high Gaming demands and that is not something I do. Heat is an issue too and I felt that @the deal I got ($105 vs $150) It was good bang for the BUCK.
As for the HDD your right and I just grabbed the best deal off the shelf. I will order a new drive tonight and keep the one I have for Data and Back up.
I was trying to keep the whole build under $1000 so there was at the moment a budget to consider. I also don't want to be the only one keeping the economy afloat.
I have a drawer full of old style gpu's and I have no shame of trying and upgrading in the future. As for now I am working off an aspire 1.6 ghz and have to get something up and running before my business grounds to a halt or I go blind on the tiny screen.
Thanks and I will look at the ATI 5750 and the 5770 with serious thought before I open the box.
Today unlike back in the 70's there so many choices I Remember when I the only choice I had to make was a Black and white CRT or Green on green and Pong was the Game of the year. I love the 21st century.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1dSRHzJp7Q

Sonic if I read correctly many of us here not only keep the economy afloat but we are the recovery. So here I am eagerly awaiting my 2009 tax returns to reinvest in 2010's economy. Oh Oh just looked on all my boxes..Made in China. Who's economy are we recovering?
The big issue that I am really facing is the overclocking part. Seems to me that 3.3 is safe enough for the I7 920 and then I wonder if I really want to void the warranty . "The need for speed greatly overrides the need for a warranty " says the little voice in my head.