My new PC

[SloBiscuit]

Well I want to know what you think about this specs:

Graphics card: GTX 560 Ti 217,92€ (301,10 USD)
CPU: i5-2500(not k version) 178,24€ (246,27 USD)
RAM: Corsair PC3-12800 KIT "Vengeance" 1600 MHz 56,50€ (78,07 USD)
PS: LC Power 700W Hyperion 2.2 87,44€(120,82 USD)
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z68MA-D2H-B3 107,62€(148,70 USD)
Hard drive: Western Digital WD10EARS "CaviarGreen 1TB 51,12€(70,63 USD)
DVD/CD: Plextor PX-L890SA LightScribe™ 39,54€(54,63 USD)
Case: Cooler Master Elite 430 44,81€(61,91 USD)
Fan: 2x Scythe Gentle Typhoon 120 mm "1850" one fa 14,39€(19,88 USD)

Total: 851€ (1.175,83 USD)

Now... I will be using the computer for gaming duuuh....
So tell me more about this... I know that AMD is better for gaming PC's but I'm sticking with Intel's CPU and nVidia GPU becouse of lower power consumption which is kinda a deal for me...
So tell me guys... will this work okay or maybe a different GPU or CPU... Ow and one more thing... I will have 2 additional fans... now on the picture of the case there is a window a side should I place a fan intake or outtake(I was thinking intake so the components would be covered with fresh air ) + I will have the other fan behind the case as in outtake

I live in a different country that's why the price might be higher then your usual price(That's how it is in our country... -.-).
(If wanna know what country is that I'll tell you... It's Slovenia...)

[SauceBoss]

welll first thing i have to say is that the rig is realy good and all the parts match, second thing is i say go for intake fans(im guessing that by intake you mean pushing air in), thats what i do(3 fans on the side panel . 2 on the GPU and 1 on the CPU) and it helps keeping the part(GPU/CPU) like 10 degrees lower.
and about the CPU .
its known that AMD are more gaming friendly then intel. but if you got the budget always go for the best , which in this case is intel. and for the i5 2500 i say take the bullet and get the K version. i know its quite more expensive but its worth it, higher clock rate and unlocked multiplier (its a recipe for greatness), its seems just smarter.

[SloBiscuit]

In our country the k version cost me only about 12$ more ... but I don't think that I will overclock it.

OW and my now version of PC is this:

CPU: Intel core 2 duo e4500
GPU: nvidia gs7300
ram: 2GB
motherboard: ...
case: ...
no additionals fans
PS: 300W

So this will be one hell of an upgrade for me...

[reaper15058832]

The k version is worth that 12 extra bucks.

[SloBiscuit]

the problem is in the money i realy dont have that extra money + cant spend more then that i am over the limit as it is...

[reaper15058832]

Well, if you can't afford it, you don't have to get it. The standard i5 2500 already performs very good. But like I said, if you can the k is worth it, but it's not the end of the world if you don't get it.

[TherealYeno]

I'm not sure what the prices are like in your country (they seem pretty high) but if you are in a every penny counts situation I can tell you that you are paying way too much for your CD/DVD drive. 55 bucks? You can get a Blu-Ray for that here.

[reaper15058832]

When I got my pc, I like took the cheapest cd/dvd rom/writer just to save money. It was R150 which is 20 USD