That board isn't crossfire compatible. Not a big issue, but I would spend $10-$15 more of you want to upgrade. Definitely buy the bigger SSD.
New build posted. Since the current i5 4670K promo code can't be stacked with a combo deal, you're better off getting the components separately. General deal chasing all around brings the price to $925 AR AP. At that price I highly recommend picking up the bigger SSD.
. The competition in the lower GPU brackets is also getting ridiculous, the R9 280 is under $200. .
I would buy DDR3-1866 RAM by G.SKill for $82.
Edit: I never heard of the brand "His."
mfenn, there is a very nice PSU deal at newegg for the same cost after rebate and promo:
Rosewill Capstone 750W, modular, Gold Rated @ 50C, 7 year warranty for $70 shipped, AP, AR
Also, mfenn, I'm not seeing your 5/25 update. Is it showing up correctly?
At the other end of the scale, you can get a reference-cooler R9 290 4GB for $380 AR.
The link is to an R9 270X, and the correct price for the reference R9 290 4GB is $370 AR, with 8% off (valid for today) bringing it to $338 AR. Nonreference HIS, Gigabyte and Asus R9 290 are each available for $380 AR.
AsRock Fatal1ty H97 Performance motherboard $100
Intel i5-4690 CPU $215
Kingston 2x4GB RAM KHX18C10K2/8 $85
Seasonic S12II 520 watt PSU $60
CoolerMaster HAF 912 case $60
Pioneer Blu-ray burner BDR-209DBK $65
Western Digital 1TB HD $59
Computer without the video card for $644. All this needs is a CoolerMaster GeminII M4 processor cooler, some Nexus 120mm fans and maybe a GTX 750 Ti (preferably with heatpipes).
EDIT: I like the corded version of the Creative T12 speakers.
New build posted, taking advantage of the new new Corsair MX100 SSD. AMD GPU pricing continues to be ridiculous, I guess they have an oversupply after ramping up production for cryptocoin mania. A very nice deal on the H230 this week as well.
It's Crucial.You wrote Corsair here and Crucial in the OP. Which is it??