Help with $1000 gaming rig

[sinnersage]

Approximate Purchase Date: this year, no time limit( in the midst of saving up)

Budget Range: $1000 USD (or 1300 SGD) Before Rebates

System Usage from Most to Least Important: Gaming(LoL, Dota2,Bf3) , watching movies,edit HD videos, surfing the net

Parts Not Required: mouse ,monitor, keyboard, speakers

Preferred Website(s) for Parts: non

Country: Singapore

Parts Preferences: by brand or type

Overclocking: No

SLI or Crossfire: No

Monitor Resolution: 1920x1080

Additional Comments:
I've looked around and compiled my parts, but on checking with local dealers, the total cost is over my budget.

Motherboard : Gigabyte H77M-D3H
i5 3550
sapphire 7850 2GB OC edition
2x 4GB kingston DDR3 Ram 1333MHz
Seagate 1TB 64MB
Seasonic S12ii or Coolermaster silent PSU
Case : CM 690II advanced usb 3.0
Optional SSD : 80-120GB intel
Dvd drive 24x writable
Internal all in one card reader.
Wireless network card (do not have cable access to internet)
Windows 7 home premium 64bit OEM

What price should i expect before rebate for such parts? or could i save on certain parts?
Comments and help appreciated.

 

[TheBigTroll]

1: get 1600mhz ram. its faster
2:get the m12II. modularity helps
3:get crucial.its just as good and cheaper

 

[Need Help_71]

The prices of these parts can be estimated from websites like
http://www.newegg.com/

 

[azeem40]

There is no difference between 1333 MHz and 1600 MHz that is noticeable. Unless the 1333 MHz memory is the same price, I'd stick with yours.

 

[motorneuron]

Note that your H77 motherboard doesn't support overclocking (which is fine, since you have a locked processor), but it also will only have a single PCIe slot. So you won't be able to get a second video card later if that interests you. As for the RAM speed, you might as well get 1600, since it tends to cost the same as the 1333.

 

[sinnersage]

Best answer selected by sinnersage.

 

[dextronaut]

Well Im building a new computer just like you. I bought some parts at frys electronics after looking at newegg. NOW I finally found the combo search function in newegg. USE IT. you can save $10-$30 on each pair of components you need. thats a good way to save. for example, buy you cpu+mobo combo (if you find one you like), hdd + ram, etc. in any order. OR if you see something you like, you can buy a complete DIY combo with all the parts you need.