K It's a bit more different to mine than I thought I'd make it originally. I changed the CPU/Mobo/RAM to an ocUK made overclocked bundle so you don't need to worry about those, seing as it's your first build.
Speakers are optional, I said two hard drives because then you can put them in Raid 0 and get better performance out of them without taking away storage space. SSD's are still too expensive and buggy for anyone to really need them outside of a recording studio, especially not someone on their first build.
The CM Case is gorgeous, and is HUGE, runs very cool and is very quiet, so you won't need to worry about cooling the parts (added an HDD fan in there, just so you have it all there) more than standard, and you'll have plenty of room to work with on your first build.
The i7 920 is still one of the best processors on the market, and with the price they're currently at it's not really worth bumping it up to a near identical i7 930.
The motherboard will support both of your 5870's no problem with no bottlenecking at all (2x Pci-e x16).
The PSU will keep you running for a very long time and is largely bulletproof, although for a first time builder you may want to go with Corsair because they are stunning for customer support and build quality, although I've found the same with CM whenever I've dealt with them.
The Headset is just an add on, after gaming a while you'll appreciate the value of having a surround sound headset for online play, especially if you like to get competitive about it
You have a lot of USB wired devices at the moment so the Roccat Apuri bungee will keep the mouse wire from getting tangled, the Kone is a stunning mouse and more than you will need before years of gaming.
I did put in 2x DVD drives so you can be burning a disc and installing a game disc at the same time, which can be surprisingly useful.
If you do want to get a blu-ray drive, bear in mind you will also have to buy a blu ray media player software, as the bluray video file type isn't a freely available file type and media players have to pay licences to be able to support it.
Speakers are optional, I said two hard drives because then you can put them in Raid 0 and get better performance out of them without taking away storage space. SSD's are still too expensive and buggy for anyone to really need them outside of a recording studio, especially not someone on their first build.
The CM Case is gorgeous, and is HUGE, runs very cool and is very quiet, so you won't need to worry about cooling the parts (added an HDD fan in there, just so you have it all there) more than standard, and you'll have plenty of room to work with on your first build.
The i7 920 is still one of the best processors on the market, and with the price they're currently at it's not really worth bumping it up to a near identical i7 930.
The motherboard will support both of your 5870's no problem with no bottlenecking at all (2x Pci-e x16).
The PSU will keep you running for a very long time and is largely bulletproof, although for a first time builder you may want to go with Corsair because they are stunning for customer support and build quality, although I've found the same with CM whenever I've dealt with them.
The Headset is just an add on, after gaming a while you'll appreciate the value of having a surround sound headset for online play, especially if you like to get competitive about it
You have a lot of USB wired devices at the moment so the Roccat Apuri bungee will keep the mouse wire from getting tangled, the Kone is a stunning mouse and more than you will need before years of gaming.
I did put in 2x DVD drives so you can be burning a disc and installing a game disc at the same time, which can be surprisingly useful.
If you do want to get a blu-ray drive, bear in mind you will also have to buy a blu ray media player software, as the bluray video file type isn't a freely available file type and media players have to pay licences to be able to support it.
