New pc build with AMD FX 8350 8-CORE(advise)

[skeima]

hi there, i'm new to all this building pc.But i know its very easy...well thats what most people said.I want to build a really fast n snappy pc because i do a lot of multitasking like many sofware and tabs.I also do gaming but not very much.I'm choosing 8350 because its an 8 core and cheaper than i7 and i probably wont be overclocking at this time.The pc also need to be able to do a video editing quite smoothly.For the moment here is my build:

CPU:AMD FX 8350 8-CORE
CPU Cooler: CORSAIR COOLER CPU HYDRO H100i
Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-990FXA-UD5
Memory: Corsair Vengeance LP DDR3 1600MHz 8GB TWINS PC RAM
Storage: Samsung 840 Pro 128gb
Video Card: Radeon HD 7850 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express
Case: CORSAIR Vengeance® C70 Mid-Tower Gaming Case( i really like the design)
Power Supply: CORSAIR Builder Series CX500
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 ultimate (64-bit)

all this would cost me around 1200$.Does this build really meet my requirement?.Actually i want to cut down the price to for about 1000$.I need an advise here thx ^^'.Oh i'll say this again, i'm new to this pc building..
~sorry for my english

 

[giltyler]

Where are you located.
When will you buy.

 

[webduelist]

looks like solid build, however I would recommend getting a HDD for long term storage and and in case the SSD failes. Also if your not overclocking you do not need the H100i, that would help cut down your price some. You can also get a HDD over a SSD and cut it down some as well, you can always get the SSD later.

 

[skeima]

Where are you located.
When will you buy.

i live in Malaysia...i convert the price to usd for reference
i might be getting this 1 month from now

looks like solid build, however I would recommend getting a HDD for long term storage and and in case the SSD failes. Also if your not overclocking you do not need the H100i, that would help cut down your price some. You can also get a HDD over a SSD and cut it down some as well, you can always get the SSD later.

what cooler should i use? i heard that the 8350 can get really hot.For hard drive i'll just use my external hard drive for storage.I never used ssd before, so i thought this is the best time to go for it.

Btw does 500 watt psu be enough for this build?

 

[g-unit1111]

Where are you located.
When will you buy.

looks like solid build, however I would recommend getting a HDD for long term storage and and in case the SSD failes. Also if your not overclocking you do not need the H100i, that would help cut down your price some. You can also get a HDD over a SSD and cut it down some as well, you can always get the SSD later.

I'm kind of indifferent on the FX-8350. That build is more CPU heavy than GPU heavy - too much money being spent on the case and cooler for the budget.

 

[skeima]

I'm kind of indifferent on the FX-8350. That build is more CPU heavy than GPU heavy - too much money being spent on the case and cooler for the budget.

yes i'm more focusing on the cpu.I dunno if there are another good cooler for the cpu at a lower price.

 

[webduelist]

there is a cooler included with the 8350 that will cool it as long as you are not overclocking, however if you really want to have a after market cooler. you could get a COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 EVO | http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103099, or a V6GT | http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103089&Tpk=v6gt&IsVirtualParent=1

The V6 GT is one of the better Air cooler on the market, loud at times but with very good performance.