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Alright, so I think I'm finally ready to order my gaming pc. Here are my parts.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/CfPb

Pretty much at my cap in terms of cash, this build is gonna cost me about $868.

Notes:
-Was going with the 3570 till they increased the price (last night) so it now costs the same as the 3570k. I feel like the $20 over the i5-3450 is justified.
-Pretty set on the card
-a deal popped up on the mobo today, so that it comes with an 8gb stick of ram. That's why I don't have any ram included in the build. Will I be missing anything not going with dual channel (I'm pretty much at my cap right now). I'll probably buy another 8gb stick at some point, just not right now.

Thanks for all advice!

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Gaming Authority

That's a high quality psu, the corsair hx650, but it has the chirping noise problem, check on the web.
I if that's a problem to you get the seasonic 620, it's bronze but it doesn't have that problem : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...
Also get a dual channel kit of 2x4GB, not a single stick, if it was a offer, then you can stay with the single stick, but you can add another one later for better performance.
Also i'd get the sapphire 7950, it has a better cooling system, it's a few dollars more, but it's worth : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...
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From the recent reports on the corsair forum, it still has, if you want a high quality unit without the problem, the seasonic M12II 620 is a good option, the only draw back is because it's a bronze unit, but there's no much difference in the efficiency, it's also a semi-modular one.
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