Is this a solid build

[N00BBuild]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/TxrC please check it out will this perform well and are there any ways i can decrease the price and if you would reccomend something else or wait for haswell and 700 series since I'm gonna build it in august 2013

 

[Someone Somewhere]

If you've got until august then you're waiting anyway. Haswell will be out by then, not sure about GTX7xx/HD8xxx.

You don't need 16GB of RAM, and that PSU is overkill. Get 550W, or 750 if SLI.

Wait for August, though.

 

[N00BBuild]

i am planning to game and photoshop a lot and i might try to start video editing thats why i need 16gb of ram. And yeah i really want a 770 gtx since leaked specs are gr8 and the difference is only 10$ between 750 w and 850 watt psu

 

[loligo]

I would suggest:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139048

save ~$40
the specs only give 500W, so 800W is overkill

 

[Oblivionage]

why did you get a 5400rpm HD? Just get 7200 for like the same price because it's faster. Uh you don't want to wait until the next gen gpu's they're coming out in like Q4 of this year or Q1 of next year. You can find mid tower cases for like $50 and they're pretty solid but if you really like that one then w/e. Just make sure it has fans/you buy fans for it.

 

[olvrsxsmth]

Your build looks nice, but I would go with 8GB RAM instead of 16GB. 16GB is just too much! You don't need 16GB for gaming + Photoshop + video editing. If you want to save some cash, I would suggest picking some AMD parts, maybe a FX-8350 with an ASUS/Asrock motherboard.
The FX-8350 is around $200, so you could save around $20. Plus, octa-core!

For PSU, the CX600M loligo suggested is good. I use the non-modular version since I was low on cash. xD

Anyways, it's all up to you. But it would be best to save as much money as possible.

 

[N00BBuild]

I know tons of people including my dad who have terrible experience with amd and i would like to have at least 750 watt for future upgrades and which corsair psu is better hx or tx

 

[N00BBuild]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/TB33 i edited it a bit

 

[N00BBuild]

and for youtube editing which is better 7970ghz or gtx 670 overclocked

 

[olvrsxsmth]

From what I know, video editing depends on your CPU and RAM instead of the GPU but it all depends on the program you are going to use. Some programs use your GPU for rendering, some use your CPU. It really boils down to which program you're going to use. Personally, I would go for a better CPU especially for video editing. If you're going for work + gaming, I guess the NVidia card will do.

Oh and you can check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yG5dl_XEnck