Your link's broken because you copy-pasted it from a forum post.
http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWi...Number=15733306


1 - You don't need DDR3-1600
http://www.anandtech.com/show/2792/10
That shows actual gaming benchmarks across various memory speeds.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16820231223
Just as fine for $35 less.

2 - A GTX 465 rates about the same on benchmarks as the HD 5850, but is about $25 less including the instant savings ($50 without it).

3 - AFAIK you're not going to need a 750W PSU for this (double-check with an online PSU calculator), do you plan on using crossfire later? But yes, that PSU is modular.

4 - That optical drive, you can get one without lightscribe for $5-$7 cheaper.

 

Hey man,
where to start? There are lots of good option that would save you money:

- Case: keep the one you have. I have it, and its really good for the price

- CPU: The one you have is good as well, although if you have a microcenter or frys close to you can save around $40 or so

- Motherboard: Get this instead, $20 more, but its very recommended
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16813131641

- Memory: The one you picked is good, but I personally tend to stay away from those tall memory as it causes some incompatability with some coolers. You can still go with what you picked or check this out instead
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16820226030
Also, I would save money and NOT get 12GB. Whatever you do, you will NOT use more than the 6GB already bought. Trust me on this one. You can always get another set if you somehow do realize that you need that

- PSU: The one you picked is a good one afaik, but you can save $30 by going with the Corsair HX series if you want modular PSU for 149.99, or with Corsair TX series if you want to save another $40 and get a non modular PSU for 109.99
http://204.14.213.185/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16817139010
http://204.14.213.185/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16817139006
Maybe even go for 850w just in case for $159.99 (with $10 promo code available in the link)
http://204.14.213.185/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16817139011

- HDD: Again, the one you picked is good, I personally have two myself. However people are recommending the Samsung F3. According to reviews, its faster and cheaper than the caviar black. You will save areound $20
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16822152185

- DVD Drive: I'm not really sure why you went with that really expensive ones. This LG one looks good, and even has lightscribe. It's an OEM though so you might need to get some sata cables and screws (although your motherboard should have extra sata cables, and screws are not necessary with a case like the HAF 922)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16827136168

- GPU: I would choose the NVIDIA approach instead. For $35 more, you can get a gigabyte GTX 470
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814125320
or you can go with a 465 as Rydian said, but I still suggest the 470 for that price

- Cooler: Since you opted to go with water cooling, I'll leave that for others to comment on since I know nothing about water cooling (yet)



Some notes:
- Prices are at the time of writing this post. If you arent planning to get them right away, chances are that prices will change
- Whatever parts you finally decide on, check their combo options to save even some more money!
- Some of these items have additional savings promo codes .. be sure to check them out
- Total without combo bundles and additional promo codes, with 12GB RAM and 850w will be $1509 .. minus the $10 promo code for the 850w PSU it will be $1499 .. Check for other savings
Good luck! let us know how it goes

 

@Originality: i7-930 costs almost the same as the 950 (not counting microcenter). So an extra multiplier is never a bad thing to have. But yeah your idea is not a bad one either.

@op: if you decide to go with 750w HX, check out amazon's today's deals, its on sale today for $135.63!

 

DVD Drive: I doubt there will be any difference between these LG, Samsung, Sony, or whatever company you go with. So You can go with any of them really..

HDD: I heard people saying that (currently) there is little benefit to having 64MB cache and a 6.0 Gb/s on a 6.0Gb/s mobo .. I guess it will be adopted mainstream with the release of Sandy bridge next year, and thats when you'll see a difference.
Sure, you can go such an HDD, I dont really see a downside to that, but ask yourself, is it worth the extra $$?

PSU: Apparently people seem to think of seasonic as one of the best (if not the best) companies to make PSUs. Corsair is there on top as well, but apparently some Corsair models are rebranded seasonics. So yeah I suggest going with any of the corsair options

GPU: I'm not sure, but I think the one you picked is comparable to GTX 460 or 465 .. I think GTX 470 is somewhere between the ATI 5850 and 5870. Also, for a gigabyte $289.99, you really cant go wrong! If I wasnt going for a GTX 480 I would've got that in a heart beat.

Cooler: If you are going with an air coolers, I could suggest a few coolers for you whether its high end coolers or budget coolers, but in any case, the best air cooler so far is worth $80

RAM: I dont know about that specific type of RAM that you chose, but supposedly both Mushkin and G.Skill are very good companies, although Mushkin is more recommended. I personally have OCZ Platinums. They are good, but I think they have high RMA rate. (including a set that I returned). Wise choice going with 6GB instead of 12

Motherboard: Well, asides from tri-sli and more USB ports, it basically overclocks better. Besides, whats better than going with a motherboard that many people choose, which means it gets tested more
I personally am going to replace my evga e758 with Asus Rampage III extreme. It's supposedly the second best motherboard out there.


Good luck

 

Apparently Rampage III Extreme is beaten by (you guessed it) gigabyte UD9 ..
Also, there are reports that the (northbridge?) temp gets very high with this motherboard, bad TIM used or something, but its nothing that cant be fixed (I never tried that though)
But for Rampage III Extreme's price (around $360), its definelty worth going for that rather than the UD9 ($650)

For the RAM, yeah Corsair is supposed to be one of the best companies when it comes to quality and low failure rates. However, I dont like the TR3GX for its tall heatsinks. The XMS3 is good, but it used to have lower latency (7-7-7-20). But in any case, Mushkin's should beat them both in that area. I admit I havent tried them personally, but I have heard very good things about them

 

Thanks for all your inputs