Yet another noob looking for help

I would drop the 6670 to a 7770 or 7790

Don't go too cheap on yer case... If you want your parts to survive for a while then get a case with decent ventilation: heat is the biggest enemy of PC parts (besides water, of course, but we seldom do our gaming outside in the pouring rain).

A decent case for around 90 bucks is the CoolerMaster CM690II Advance.  Has USB3 at the front and e nice hot-swappable 3.5" hard drive dock at the top.

You want a PC that packs some punch in the gaming department? Then get rid of that video card and get something like the 7870 or 7950 or NVidia GTX670...

Power supply is important as you hang for around a $1000 of gear on it, so get a sturdier one.  Antec is a good brand, but 650watt would be better in case you want to do some overclocking or want to expand a bit...

TC save some money and get an fx-6300 instead an an am3+ motherboard. you will save about $20 and improve your preformance daramatically on the cpu side of things. also dont get a-data ram, kingston, crucial, mushkin, gskill, AMD/patriot are all brand id prefer to see you using. adata is sketchy as heck

Don't go too cheap on yer case... If you want your parts to survive for a while then get a case with decent ventilation: heat is the biggest enemy of PC parts (besides water, of course, but we seldom do our gaming outside in the pouring rain).

A decent case for around 90 bucks is the CoolerMaster CM690II Advance.  Has USB3 at the front and e nice hot-swappable 3.5" hard drive dock at the top.

You want a PC that packs some punch in the gaming department? Then get rid of that video card and get something like the 7870 or 7950 or NVidia GTX670...

Power supply is important as you hang for around a $1000 of gear on it, so get a sturdier one.  Antec is a good brand, but 650watt would be better in case you want to do some overclocking or want to expand a bit...

JimmyJumpy

Man, I had forgotten how terrible prices were in canada.