Can I sugguest something? Build your parts list off of the "Sweet Spot" Builds in the sticky index. They all run World of Warcraft at ultra, and anything at the $700 USD build will run modern games well. All parts are compatible, saving you a ton of work.
The sites and prices are in USD, however, so you may have to hunt around. At least it will give you a basic idea.
http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/...pot-quot-Build
Here.
Here's the biggest problem, i'm an impatient so & so. And basically needed (Well, wanted) my order as soon as, as it is TT over here next week. And well, delivery drivers & couriers tend not to come over here during then, or at least take 3x longer than their stated time.
But, money is only an issue at the moment. So come a few months, I can replace any parts anyway. That isn't something I mind doing, I have a tendancy to "throw away" money.
And @Drunkenvalley. The whole build.
Using the site from earlier... and pretty much copy-pasting Fuzzykin's $700 build with a few mods (due to parts not being available, ie)
Case: Antec 200
Power Supply: Corsair CX500
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z68MX-UD2H-B3
Processor: Intel i5 2500k
CPU Cooler: CoolerMaster Hyper 212
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 4GB
Hard Drive: Samsung Spinpoint F3
Optical Disc Drive: Sony Optical DVD Writer SATA
Graphics Card: MSI GTX 560 GTX Twin Frozr
That's an awful mindset, and you have successfully pissed me off.
I realize it's your money, but if you like throwing it away, send some to me.
Prices are going to take a drop after BullDozer comes out. It's inevitable. Intel's monopoly will slip from the CPU market if Bulldozer is remotely good.
That said, you could save up over the next month and get a far better build.
I really do hate it over here. A $700 build comes too... £700. That shouldn't make sense, ha ha. So outta budget, especially with postage to this little island on top of that.
But the mix&match I bought, will it still fair well against modern games, or to make that question a little easier... Wow.
Without a P67 motherboard, your K version processor might as well be thrown out the window, as you cannot overclock it. You'll see later down the road that overclocking a P67/i52500k is stupid easy. Even with the stock heatsink, you could boost the performance.
Otherwise you should have gotten a cheaper i5 and went with the H61 motherboard.
Everything else is sound, though I would have gotten the 1GB version of the 6950.
And you still have a Caviar Green drive picked out. I hope you get an SSD soon, because your boot/load times will piss you off.
If you're going to complain about how things cost a ton, do the proper research before purchasing, and you'll find your money goes a lot further than you think it does.