Can this gaming PC fit my needs?/part help [UPDATED]

[ultrafox]

[UPDATE (had couple of older threads 1 old, one that updated late)] Hello! I'm looking to build a PC for the first time. I want a build that can handle Adobe Photoshop as well as handling gaming nicely (titles such as BF4), and the occasional video editing. My price range is somewhat flexible (under $1250), and I want this computer to last and perform well with no need to upgrade parts (needing higher performance parts to handle new games for example) in the next 3-5 years at least (not sure if this is practical)? My configuration is:

o Motherboard: Asus Gryphon Z87 LGA 1150 (expensive, cheaper alternatives?)
o CPU: Intel Core i5 4570 (3.2 GHz) QUAD CORE 84W
o RAM: Kingston 8GB DDR3-1600 (2x4GB)
o Graphics Card: EVGA Superclocked GeForce GTX 760 2GB
o SSD: SAMSUNG 840 EVO 250GB Solid State Drive (for fast OS and favorite applications)
o Hard Drive: Western Digital WD10EZEX 1TB 64MB Cache (7200 RPM, SATA III) [lots of storage for photos, videos, etc.]
o Case: Corsair Obsidian Series 350D (w/ window)
o Power Supply: Corsair CX500M 500W 80 PLUS BRONZE Modular Power Supply
o OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit

Thanks in advance for any feedback and please let me now if not only these parts are all compatible but if there are alternatives I should consider! I also NEED WIFI on this PC and am debating over a PCI card or a USB adapter :/

 

[icraft]

3 years isn't possible for high settings gaming on that machine. :\ It's a great machine, better than mine, but very few PC's will last that long.
If you are intense on video processing you will want an i7, go for a 4770k for overclocking, 4770 or 4771 for non-overclocking. If you want more gaming power for longer go for a 780 at least IMO.

 

[ultrafox]

3 years isn't possible for high settings gaming on that machine. :\ It's a great machine, better than mine, but very few PC's will last that long.
If you are intense on video processing you will want an i7, go for a 4770k for overclocking, 4770 or 4771 for non-overclocking. If you want more gaming power for longer go for a 780 at least IMO.

Yeah I lack experience so I'm not sure how long parts last performance wise but thanks!

 

[icraft]

And don't just judge it by me. I tend to overestimate, and I have a thing for high settings, so I tend to recommend a bit on the high side in GPU especially.