Edited- Build in Progress. Thanks Tom's Community!

Nice build   Amazon ftw !

That 850w is total over kill though for two of those cards. This one down below...

http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Enthusiast-Certified-comp... $104.99 & this item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping
Corsair Enthusiast Series 750-Watt 80 Plus Bronze Certified Power Supply compatible with Intel Core i3, i5, i7 and AMD platforms 750TX v2

http://www.amazon.com/Gateway-FHX2152L-21-5-Inch-Widesc... <----- decent deal on a gaming monitor.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... <----- That's the same one @ newegg. LED, 2ms, etc..

someone correct me if im wrong but i think the powersupply is over kill so you could save some money there.

I wouldn't be apposed to saving some money on the power supply. I'd just as well spend an extra $20 to be dead sure I'm not going to encounter issues if, for example I OC my CPU and have a second 560 ti running SLI with the first. I can't find anything conclusive... If I were going to go with a 750 watt power supply, I might go with XFX instead.

Edit: Also, I have no idea why the poll isn't working... Pretty sure I set the expiration date for the 30th at midnight. Hrmm...

Both the XFX and that Corsair are manufactured by Seasonic. Either one of those psu's will do the trick.

http://www.hardocp.com/article/2011/02/21/msi_n560gtx_t... <----- Here's what two of those cards pulled in total wattage. The thing to know that they used a 1336 set up with a i7 920 o/c to 3.6ghz. Now that total wattage includes the entire rig...not just the vid cards. The 2500K doesn't pull near as much wattage as the 1336 set up. On top of that they had those cards over clocked to 965mhz. In other words those cards were pushed to the limit before they did the power/wattage test.

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/47?vs=288 <----- That's the i7 920 @ stock settings vs the 2500K during load testing. No comparison. Any decent 750w psu (Seasonic, Corsair, XFX, Enermax, Antec, Silverstone, PC Power & Cooling) will provide more than enough juice for two of those cards over clocked even more than they already are, and leave you plenty of juice to boost that 2500K and add extra fans, drives, etc...

Sweet! Well, you just saved my $20, thanks dude! Changed the original build to reflect the 750 watt corsair version. Looks like amazon doesn't have xfx.

Just for fun, here's what I'm upgrading from.

Apparently, when I built the computer, I hadn't heard of "cable management"

Also, I didn't take the side of the case off just to show you guys. It's been off. I can't find the side...

LOL...that case looks "cramped"  

Please pardon my shameless bump. Any last minute suggestions? Ordering at 4:15pm, PST!

Great Build in every way.

I'd go for something a little roomier, more ostentatious for the case, but that's really not advice so much as my personal taste in appearance.

Looks like a solid build man. You will love your new computer.

Only one slight thing I am not sure about is the RAM. I have heard some people complain about the Reliability of the Sniper series RAM. I hear the Rip Jaws series are much better performance and reliability. The snipers are probably fine but I thought I would throw that out there.

Haha, well I'll let you guys know firsthand... ordered all the stuff just after 4. Should be here in about a week. I'm excited!

I would be too. I am about to create a similar build in about two weeks. Good luck with your parts hopefully you wont get any DOAs

The only difference between the rip jaws and the sniper is the heat sinks, otherwise they are one and the same.

Bump. Soon, time to build.

ah, a perfect build. would love to see finished pics.

Ah, you'd better believe ill be posting pics of the finished build!