hey add asus 7750 ?

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS/HD_7750/ check it and add it pip :)

Pipster - I forgot to give you the heads up on something. I think your motherboard comes preloaded with VirtuMVP software. Mine did as well, and it wreaked utter havoc on my games. It's supposed to enhance the video processing of your games (or, at least the ones they claim to support), and make your frame rates smoother. It did the absolute opposite for me. Every game I played, whether it was on their list of supported games or not, had choppy frames and/or laggy mouse input. And this happened whether or not I had SLI enabled on my system. I turned off VirtuMVP in the control panel, and all of the problems I had vanished. Needless to say, I nuked that piece of garbage software from my system, and have never looked back. Be aware that if you experience weird frame jitters and/or lag, it is most likely VirtuMVP causing the problem.

Hey, that's a pretty nice set-up. If at all possible, I would try to get an SSD for your boot drive and gaming drive.
The only thing that bugs me is that the motherboard doesn't seem to be capable of SLI, which is an option you may want to leave open for yourself in the future.

Hahahahahaha Just buy an Alienware x51 the Casing is 360ish. And it's pretty decent too you know.

great pc

if you are giving your new rig to the 181st user who sees the blog....... then give it to me........... i will give it to the local museum........ it will be titled "An Old Gaming PC of An Old Man"

Okay,so i copied the name of your HDD you are planning to get,and this came out :D

Pip, if I may, have you considered the Corsair 600T? Its a feature-rich case that offers better styling, IMO, and better cooling than the Antec, without compromising on space. If you want, here is the Corsair. I would recommend a sound card if you listen to music a lot, DJ yourself, or just want the best possible experience you can get while gaming. That said, I use integrated audio, I believe the Realtek ALC898, and its pretty superb.

Btw: the on-board sound chip these days are (relatively) a lot better and so is the Realtek ALC887, but if you have or want to buy a decent speaker system, I would recommend a decent sound card :) But if you're not that interested in music and special fx.... ;)