Is this a good build ?

Hmm, I see, have you thought about a 290? It hits Titan/GTX 970/780 performance and those have been going on sale for about 760 prices(Friend just grabbed one for 229 USD after a 20 dollar rebate). I don't know how the prices correlate where you are though....

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Thing is even though the 760 is good, its gonna start to show its age soon, you can get a lesser i5(Last model maybe before the 4690) and a better card if you like, might be better off.

Hard to suggest something if we dont know how much other parts cost in your country, do you have there some pricewatch site?
What version this Palit is? JetStream is okey, good performance, quiet, little hotter than other cards with nonref coolers but nothing to bad. Dont worry Palit is not crap and you have warranty.
GTX 970 is much more powerful in games than 760.
If you have really tight budget:
take cheaper motherboard, even H81 will do(have SATA III, USB 3(most dont have USB 3 headers, check it if its important)).
take cheap 1600MHz ram, if these don't have heatsinks do not worry.
if needed take cheaper i5.

That makes 0 sense, please reply with links so I can see for myself. Will advise accordingly.

There is also a thing the voltage that RAM uses, if it's 1.5v is the standard, but some are 1.65v is fine for AMD, but not for Intel, motherboard BIOS will still underclock it to get 1.5v and you will eventually get 1333Mhz instead of 1600Mhz, happens sometimes, but you can change it on the motherboard options, so don't really worry about it.

1333Mhz CL9 = 1600MHz CL10 = 1866MHz CL11

It's not an exact rule but in general they're equivalent. Cas latency is important.

Don't get the Antec VP, they're..Well, nothing I'd call decent. But the True Power Classic series (Also Antec) are very fine pieces of power supplies. Get one, if you can. As for the rest the GTX760 is overpriced as hell, as others have already stated.
You could (or: should!) switch the CPU from the 4690 to the either 4590 or the 4460 - no, you won't miss the extra 0,2ghz, only when benchmarking. The extra-money is well spent on either a better graphics card or a better PSU. As for the mainboard: The 4690 (or the 4590 etc.) don't allow overcloking, so the Z97-Chipset is useless anyway - go for a H97, same functionality minus the overclocking (For instance, the H97 D3H from Gigabyte would be a very well designed board) - and no, cheaper mainboards and chipsets don't lack quality, that's marketing to sell those stupid $200+ boards nobody actually needs in most cases. The fury RAMs are overpriced, just take some 1600's (the cheapest will mostly do, crucial ballistix are great)
You could also save a little on the case there if you step down to a Coolermaster N400 or something. Fix that and there's a better graphics card in the budget. Consider a R9 290 for similar performance to the GTX970 - comes at a cheaper price, but has higher power draw. The True Power 550W Classic from Antec is able to handle any of those cards perfectly anyway.

Well, You probably got my wrong again :D

All I wanted to do is to try building something. I know that technology will change a lot, that's why I don't buy this exact PC. Like 4 months ago I knew nothing about building PC. Now I know a little bit more. Basically, I want to make PC building clear to me, so I could buy best value-performance PC next year :)

so true. also I had a brain fart. I meant 780 haha. I still think 970 beats it anyways ^^