Would you check my future PC specs?

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Approximate Purchase Date: This week

Budget Range: $1300

System Usage from Most to Least Important: gaming

Parts Not Required: none

Preferred Website(s) for Parts: newegg, amazon

Country of Origin: USA

Parts Preferences: none

Overclocking: Maybe

SLI or Crossfire: Maybe

Monitor Resolution: (1920x1080)

Additional Comments: none





So far these are what I picked. I am not sure of their compatibility or if there are better options. Please check these for me and give me a good advice. Thank you.

CPU = 2500K
motherboard = Asrock Extreme 4
GPU = either 6870 Crossfire or 560(560 will come out on January 25th)
ram =
Monitor = Samsung Syncmaster BX2331
mouse = G500 gaming mouse
Keyboard =
spearker =
case = silverstone raven 02
PSU =
HDD/SSD =
DVD drive =

as you can see, I haven't even decided ram, keyboard, speaker, PSU, DVD drive and storage device

First of all, could you check if the parts I picked are good?
And for second, could you recommend me good parts that would go well with what I picked?
Thank you.
 
www.hardocp.com had a link yesterday to a 1 tb SATA HD for $39 or so, free shipping

Make sure the MB you get is indeed P67 chipset, socket 1155...

since considering Crossfire (a single GTX570 is fast enough for 1920x1080, BTW, so weigh the cost of single card vs. two cards at your desired resolution), make sure you get enough PSU, I'd opt for a quality 850-900 watt PSU....
 

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Isn't 850~900W too high??
I was thinking about Seasonic M12II 620W bronze. What do you think about this PSU? Isn't this enough for 6870CF?