First Build Feedback Please

This is the plans for my 1st new build, I'd like your feedback, does it all sound compatible?
Any suggestions?

Already purchased the case and PSU.
This unit will not be overclocked, so hopefully the 212 EVO should produce adequate cooling.

Case...............Corsair Obsidian 550D
PSU................Corsair AX760 80 Plus Platinum Fully Modular (not the AX760i digital)
CPU................Intel I5 3570K 3.4 GB Ivey Bridge
Mobo..............Asus P8Z77-V Pro
Cooler.............Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO
RAM................Corsair Vengeance 8GB 2X4 DDR3 1600
HDD................2 WDs Caviar Black, 1 TB each
Video Card.......Asus HD7770 Radeon
Optical Drive....Asus DVD/CD Rewritable Drive DRW-24B1st

Oops, almost forgot: It WILL be W7!

Dallas 7,
Looks to be a fantastic first build but do factor in a SSD as they have fallen to such a reasonable level, place the OS and all the software and even as many games as will fit on a 128gb and don't look back !

On another key point is noise and if it was me I would bank on replacing all the standard case fans with premium fans for noise. I like Noctua's but the new Corsairs are very good and can be ordered for volume and quite additions.

I would go nvidia, but that`s just me.

SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation

SSD Alignment

Just 3 suggestions:

1) SSD
2) DVD/CD with LightScribe - Makes a nice way to label ones you want to save.
3) Self contained water cooler like the Corsair H80 - Leaves more room around the MB for air flow.

Jim

Dallas 7,
In a nut shell yes. The performance gain is so large that no new build of any performance envelope is complete without one. You can go 128gb and be safe or right to a 256gb and have all room for software and updates for many years. With a clean/fresh install it's also much faster loading the OS and Software it will blow your mind !

The devil is in the details and I won't begin a build without a supply of premium fans as well as an assortment of quality cables. Also I love zip ties and if you take your time you can keep things nice and clean both on top and back of mobo. Another little tip is only plug your optical and the ssd drive into the mobo at first and make sure the ssd is in the number 1 sata header which will be a sata III header when you load your OS.

Oh and +1 on the sealed water coolers, I've switched from air to water and I'm not looking back, not only for performance but also a cleaner easier install.