IDeVoNI wrote You didn't include a Sound Card. You will need one. O and buy the way I did this not that long ago. It is a lot of fun to build. I can't offer and more advice because I had my dad to help me out. Hope you find what you are looking for.

The sound card is not necessary. There is onboard sound for those non-audiophiles out there. Anyways, I would go with a USB DAC and amp instead of a sound card.

Also, I would definitely look at this monitor:
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Nice and cheap after rebate and code.

I would also spend more on the keyboard and mouse, those are no good at all. I suggest a mechanical keyboard from the likes of Filco, Deck, Ducky, IBM (The Model M, I have one and it is superb), Razer, Steelseries (6GV2 is arguably the best mechanical gaming board), Cherry, etc. For a mouse I would look at Logitech, Razer, Steelseries, Microsoft, Mionix, etc.

That PSU will handle 2 6950 with no issues, but you might want a 750 watt if you plan on doing a setup like that, for the sake of efficiency.

Wow,thanks for all the replies and suggestions. I dont look towards a sound card.

And I chose the mouse and keyboard due to my budget. I'm might buy that and stealthe "family computer's" Logitech keyboard and mouse.

And as for the GPU, I think I'll stick with the HIS 6870 due to my budget. I'll just wait until it is in stock, or look somewhere else for a cheaper price.

Look on the Newegg front page. There's your card for the lowest price.

I ordered the case and motherboard today. Hopefully, I can still find a good deal on a GPU later on in the month when its the time to order one.

I just realized the my power supply isn't modular. For some reason, I would like modular because I believe it would help for cable management. Is this true?

Any tips r00t_b33r?

yeah some what haha!!!!

Can somebody help me pick one out?

There are only a couple of 650 watt modular PSUs, but this one is easily the best one.

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It may be very expensive, but it more than makes up for it. Completely modular (unlike some that are only part modular), 80+ Gold certification (You will save a good bit on your power bill), totally silent (fan usually doesn't even need to spin up), and it will last forever. No capacitor whine, hum, squeak, anything. It is 100% worth the money.

Thank you r00t_b33r! You helped me again lol.

vowywowy wrote i would get a better video card, probably go for something with 2 or 3 GB's instead of 1. other than that, you're fine.

yea same here bro