First Time Build - Are These Parts Compatible?

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Are you planning on overclocking?
Are you hoping to use SLI and multiple GPU's in the future?

If no, or probably not to both of those I would say you have too much W on your PSU. I would maybe look at more like 650w or even 750w would be fine even with the above SLI and overclocking.
OCZ ZT 750w - save you some $, $90 after rebate, and is fully modular which you said you are more concerned about ventilation. Fully modular will help air flow in your case.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

Here is a PSU W calculator that you could use to know how much you will really need. 750w would probably be your max.
http://www.thermaltake.outervision.com/#footnote4

The rest of your build looks really good. I too have eyed that case because of the amount of fans it comes with built in. You won't have to buy more. The coolmaster is a great fit too.

You probably just didn't include this but you will probably need an OS, Windows 7..., and some sort of CD/DVD. Both of which you might already have.

Out of curiosity, what led you to the 560 Ti above other GPU's? It's fine but just curious how you came to that as your option. You might be able to get more bang for your buck in a Radeon.

I haven't heard anything horrible about the noise levels of the OCZ 750w.

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from what i know the zt750w is extremely loud and i wouldnt get it. a good unit for a power supply is a hx750w or a xfx xxx750w.

psu calculators are kinda bull$hit in my opinion as they can never factor in things properly. heres what i would do for a build

450w=single low end GPU with a regular stock setting CPU
550w= single GPU of any level (no dual gpu cards) and a midliy overclocked CPU
650w=2 lower end GPUs that requre only one power plug or a single dual gpu card + a overclocked CPU
750w= 2 single GPUs + overclocked CPU
850w= possibly 2 dual GPU + overclocked CPU
1000w=3 single GPU + overclocked CPU
1500w= 4 high end GPus + overclocked CPu

I'm not a pro at understanding dBA charts but I think these to link comparisons put the zt750 and hx750 at a pretty close noise level. hx750 might idle 2dBA less but when in use they look about the same.

zt750w $90
http://www.hardwareheaven.com/reviews/1291/pg7/ocz-zt-s...
hx 750 $135
http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/corsair_hx750w/...

Do you guys have any added thoughts or insights into these to psu's.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

heres is some reviews for the zt 750w

the hx750 is much much better than the zt750w

the xfx xxx is made by seasonic who also make corsair's ax series of power supplys so i there is no going wrong with the xfx

Yeah, though it is $45 more than the zt, the hx seems to have much better reviews. The loud unstable fan volume seems to be a common issue coming up in many zt's. Not worth the $45 saved. It's hard to swallow the $45 but I might lean toward the hx as well, especially based on it's positive reviews.

And the TX750 V2 is better value.

if you are getting the tx750w v2, why not get this.

http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=62224

its a non-modular version of the xfx xxx 750w. plus, this one is 80+ silver

Thanks for all the replies, but I already ordered my parts on the 23rd, so I didn't get to consider everything. I also asked on Yahoo Answers, and someone told me that if I got an SSD it would be very beneficial so I went with the Corsair Force Series GT 90GB. As for the power supply, I went with the original one since I didn't get to read all of the later posts, but I'm pretty happy with it since I got it for like $95.

Thanks for all the advice  .

you made a bad mistake bro. a sandisk extreme 120gb is only 99 dollars and is much much better than the force gt