Will all them Parts be compatible with each other

Looks good to me it's all compatible your good to go mate enjoy!

You can ditch the dust filters, mouse mat, and fan controller - you're paying way too much for things you don't need.

You also don't need the extra fans until you get your build up and running. You won't use more fans than your case has mounts for and you also won't know which way your air is going to flow until you get your build up and running.

Don't purchase an H100 when it's the very low end of the liquid cooling spectrum. Either go with a real custom loop or don't use one at all. Use this instead: http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/cooling/c...

Switch out your primary SSD with this: http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/harddrive...

If gaming is the primary use of this build (and I'm guessing it is by use of dual 670s), then you can drop the CPU to the i5-3570K, you won't get the full use of the i7 on a gaming system. Don't include games or anything else in your budget - the only software that should be included is the OS.

Otherwise everything else looks good.

I agree with g-unit1111 about switching the i7 to i5 if this is only for gaming i assumed your getting i7 because your going to be video editing/rendering elect. if not then your wasting your money as far as H-100 i agree with that as well i just don't bother telling members not to buy it anymore because they argue to much so i have decided not to waste my breath on it anymore but the truth is a $75 heatsink will preform just as well if not better than the H-100 and it also be allot quieter the ssd g-unit1111 suggested is also better than your current pick other than that it looks pretty solid to me anyway,good luck!

I think most people who purchase dual 670s are not going to be using their builds for video editing.  

Most people who purchase systems in this range will be going for a Fire Pro or a mid-range Quaddro for that price.



Yeah that's what I have been saying. If you want to do liquid cooling there's far better radiators you could pick than an H100, and there's far better cooling solutions in the price range. The problem with the H100 is the incredibly cheap fans that are included, and most people who buy these wind up replacing the fans anyways. And that can get really costly.

Very true my cousin bought one and ended up replacing the fans i think altogether he ended up paying $160.00 then two months or so later the pump started making grinding and clicking noise i teased him till he bought a rasa kit  

Actually i know two people that did that and when i ask why doesn't make any sense their reason why was because they were planing on gaming and video editing/rendering and doing allot of photoshop type work but they also are hardcore gamers so they bought 7970.

The 7970 makes sense because it's a great multiple display GPU and the higher VRAM capacity will allow for faster redraws on more monitors.