Options for dropping the price?

[ducattispeed]

I have made my build with the help of a few friends and help from tomshardware, however I would like to drop the price a little (its nearing 1300 would like for it to be closer to 1000) without dropping the performance too much, here is the current build:
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/23VbB
Any help and opinions would be greatly appreciated!
thank you

I am using this computer for gaming, 3D modeling and watching high quality movies. I live in the states, no company loyalty or any of that. So please, and thank you!

 

[mcdonh]

could probably get by OK with a i5 4670K CPU instead of the i7 and you could drop the PSU to about 600W, here is a nice one: http://au.pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1650snlb9

 

[RealBeast]

Use an i5 instead and 8GB of memory. There will be no difference for any use other than 3D modeling and that will just take longer. And agreed cut back on the PSU, you don't need semi-modular.

And if you don't plan to OC, lose the heatsink and use the Intel HSF, they work fine.

And come on man -- if you want to save money buy a cheap @ss KB, not an $80 model.

 

[unksol]

Also no reason for 16GB of memory if you're gaming, and an $80 keyboard seems like overkill, especially using wireless for gaming