I'm buying a new PC :)

Posting here to make sure you check my comment below. This build will not function with that CPU/mobo combination.

I was thinking about 1920x1080 :P

There is this "SanDisk SSD 128GB SATA3" SSD with 128Gb cost same as a lot of 60-64Gb ones, it's just the standart one not ultra or other versions, or "Kingston SSDNow V300 120GB " a little more but for same price as most 60-64Gb

Some not-Z motherboards support overclocking, just have to be careful.

The Z77 chipset does "support overclocking" (assuming you mean via multiplier), but it's not compatible with his 4670K CPU since the Z77 board is socket 1155 and the 4670K is socket 1150.

Why the hell he needs gtx 680? It's overpriced and only youtubers or twitch streamers use it. 760 and above is the way to go.

^this
You may want the ASRock Z87 Extreme4 or ASRock Z87M Extreme4.
And a good cooler for your CPU would be "Thermalright HR-02 Macho Rev. A" but make sure you have enough space in your tower :D.

Additional critique:
Is the list of parts you posted the most you can spend? If so, and this computer is being built with gaming the primary concern, then here are a couple of things to do, because you will need a much better GPU to play at 1920x1080:
1 - Return the GTX650 for a refund or store credit and use the next few suggestions (in order by priority) to get more $ to spend on a better GPU
2 - Forget the SSD for now. They are wonderful, I know. I'm on my 7th personally now. However, the $40-50 you're likely spending on that SSD in your list will be much better spend on a better GPU
3 - Get a non-K i5 CPU and an H87/H97 chipset motherboard. That will save you about $80-100 ($40-50 on both the CPU and the motherboard) that you can spend on a better GPU as well while still leaving you with a more than adequate CPU/mobo to feed your GPU while running your games.

Assuming you paid about $110 for the GTX650 (and can return it for a full refund), if you do #2 and 3, you'll then have somewhere around $200-250 and can get a MUCH more capable GPU (R9 270X, R9 280, GTX 670, or GTX 760)