[For those with decent computer hardware acknowlegde] Computer Build help/opinion

i like everything but your cpu since i prefer amd over intel amd's 8 core cpu looks realy nice 4.0ghzx8 might need a diffrent motherboard if you wanted to choose that though

also get a solid state hard drive they are awesome

My opinion: do NOT get and AMD processor (reference to the first reply) and maybe add some more ram. But it looks pretty good for that price, doesn't look like you'll need to upgrade it for quite a while (other than the ram if you're sticking to 4 gigs)

Isn't the 7950 better than a 660 Ti?
Other than that it looks fine.

If you're going to overclock, get a good cooler. If you don't plan to overclock (and thus the stock cooler), get the non-K version.

Everything else looks fine. If you can afford it, get an SSD, you won't regret it.

Looking good, but I think you should get a better GPU and a PSU with more watts, just to be safe.

Im thinking about building almost the same, exept i will not ever buy asrock motherboard again, i always go for asus and im thinking of buying the 7870 instead since its about the same price.

Pretty much the same build as I did for my friend, apart from PSU and GPU, since I got him just 660 cuz of lower budget and only 550W PSU. 650 seems like just too much of an overkill.

That looks scarily similar to my build O_o

The only different things are the GPU, case and PSU

I'm doing some research and i'm now more confused than before. I get into the i5 2500k that apparently is very similar to the 3570k but it's cheaper and it is better for overclocking. So it's the 3570k a good choice, can you feel the his impact in the gaming or it's better to take a 2500k?
In case the 2500k would be a better choice, the motherboard would be good anyway or i have to look for another?

Holy balls that's the same build as mine except for the case. O.o

I'm a big fan of the 660 Ti. Put the MSI 660 Ti Power Edition in my friend's build, runs like a beast.

Looks good. I'd rather get a 7950 but that's just me. Also, get a controller because why not?

If you can, try putting a 2TB for the hard disk instead. You'll probably need the space.

This is a surprisingly solid build. Came into this thread, thinking it would be terrible, but it is not at all. I would make some recommendations though.
Do yourself a favour, dont use the stock intel. Even the Hyper 212 or something similar will be much better. Buy some decent fans for it and you are good to go. Bitfenix for instance, corsair or cougar.
Buy a modular PSU. It is much cleaner looking, better for airflow and makes it easier to clean and maintain.
Buy an SSD. I know, they seem expensive, but you will only thank yourself. They are cheap in comparison to the performance you get. 60GB is enough for OS!
Thats it really.

That's a good build for me! Just add a SSD :P

I know i'm annoying but I can't find it anywhere. If i have on the motherboard 1 20pin usb 3.0 connector but both the front panel of the case and the card reader must be attached in a connector like that what I have to do?

Memory is so cheap compared to the other components, i would buy 2 pieces of 8 GB module. Probably some kit.

Also 2TB hdd is way better on the capacity/price. I got a WD 2000GB Caviar Green 5400rpm 64MB SATA3 WD20EARX
WARNING READ THIS:
http://www.ngohq.com/news/19805-critical-design-flaw-found-in-wd-caviar-green-hdds.html

and use this or the official WD version: http://idle3-tools.sourceforge.net/

-CPU: Intel i5-3570k, using the stock cooler

Ok, not really necessary to get K if you wont overclock it.

-MOTHERBOARD: AsRock z77 extreme 4

Im not really fan of AsRock, anyway you can cut down some price there if you get something like MSI GD55, or even better get mATX board for even less with same "feature range" since FullATX is overkill nowadays.

-GRAPHIC CARD: evga Nvidia Geforce GTX 660 TI

Ok, but i would definitely prefer some non-stock cooling and evga is usually quite overpriced (especilly since theyre selling reference card, so there isnt really any reason for that).

-RAM: CORSAIR VENGEANCE DDR3 1600mhz cl9 2 x 4GB

Fine

-HARD DISK: Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB

SSD dude

-PSU: Corsair Enthusiast TX650 v2

Overkill, you can run this system on decent 400w overclocked, and if youre still scared then get 500w Seasonic OEM.

-CASE: Cooler Master Storm Enforcer

Im not fan of plastic look of this, i would go for Fractal Design Define R3/4.

Honestly I wouldn't get that mobo because it has bad mosfets. I would just go for Gigabyte Z77X-UD3H, Biostar Z77XE3/XE4, or MSI GD55/65 to give the best stability. For GPU, it would be better to get a nonref card by MSI or Gigabyte for best cooling and performance. For ram, it would be better to go with the Samsung ones since those OC to 2133 on air or the cheaper Mushkins Blackline/G.Skill Ripjaws X.

maybe take the gigabyte GTX 660.

a different motherboard could be this
or a ASRock H77 Pro4-M Micro ATX LGA1155 Motherboard

Oh and ive almost forgot that it would be better to put this to ice for few months, Haswell is slowly comming (new socket) and AMD 8x.. graphics too.

I have the same processor, RAM and graphics card, and they are fantastic.

Your picks are great -

i5-3570k is ideal for gaming purposes, i7 has only a little boost more. I would suggest if your not overclocking, go ivy bridge motherboard / cpu, without the k, maybe even getting a i7 instead for around the same cost. If overclocking (which isn't really needed), get a sandy bridge cpu + 2nd or 3rd gen motherboard. The ivy cpu has overheating issues when overclocked and sandy will actually outperform it here. I would personally however not overclock, it's not required these days with a good machine.

1600Mhz 8GB Ram is optimal for gaming (no more / no less), as faster wastes money with not much as a 1% performance boost in games and slower might bottleneck.

Motherboard is a great pick for gaming, and pretty good layout wise.

Graphic card - leading at the moment is nVidia, great for gaming. Your's is a fine pick 660TI for mid/high gaming purposes.

PSU is fine, i suggest around 700W incase you want to SLI in future.

For the processor, I am going to suggest the...

AMD FX 6-Core Processor Black Edition. It's a beast at overclocking, and for the price, works fantastic.

Good luck! (: