Monkeys and PC Advice

I would get a macaque

You're going to spend 208 quid on a graphics card and then look at a bad £80 TN monitor?

ATI

Noooooooooooooooooooo.

I like the look of the Prodigy case and thought about it myself but ultimately didn't mainly because I realized that I had plenty of space for a regular sized PC. My only concerns about the Prodigy is lack of upgradeability and the size might mean it'll run hot or loud. Overall I like your build

I found a good tutorial video on how to put the Prodigy together back when I was deciding what to build. Here it is.

You might want to consider the 760 for your GPU; it's a bit cheaper than the 7950 and 660 Ti, doesn't have the memory bandwidth problems of the 660 Ti, and is slightly more powerful than either in most situations.
With the money that you save by getting the 760, you can also change to a 3570K or a 4670K.

Change the memory from 1x8 gig to 2x4gig and get dual channel bandwidth, which is faster.

Where are the monkeys?!

That configuration seems nice to me. Also, thanks for the giveaway!

Looks good overall, If I were you I'd go with the FX-8350 and a 760 but that's just personal preference.
Also don't forget to add a couple of fans cause things will get hot on a mini-itx case.

Problem with having a mini is your lack of upgrade room. For what you have there, it shouldn't be a problem (though I'd double check that the graphics card will fit), but if you want to add video capturing cards / more hard drives / more memory etc. etc. you'll eventually run into some problems. Also, if this is your first rig that you're putting together, then I'm going to assume you have no experience with cable management (which can be a bitch for newbies in a mini case). Cable management is pretty important for air flow, and since you're using a stock heat sink (another assumption) you're gonna need all the help you can get.

Save yourself the headache and get a mid-sized case. Especially for your first build. Once you get the hang of it, then look into something smaller, though you probably won't unless you frequently go to LAN parties with your desktop (or something).

Might want to go with a "K" version of the i5 for the sake of flexibility. You may not be doing any OC'ing since cooling is rather difficult in one of those mini cases, but you'd have the option if your temps were low enough. The 3570K is 0.2GHz faster stock, plus has the OC capabilities, and is only £30 more.

I came for the monkeys. I cannot find any monkeys. I demand monkeys.

Memory wise I'd look at cclonline.co.uk rather than Overclockers. I've had a bad experience with them where they sent me non working parts and then refused to replace or refund the order.

Get a SSD as a system drive, you'll thank me.
And a chimp

Your build seems to be missing something man.