Building a new powerful PC, so is this good enough?

memory is a bit overkill (for gaming atleast) but the rest looks good atm I think

Looks good, that should be enough to run games for the next 5 years i think... unless there is a huge leap in computer graphics technology and video game development.

Good choice but if you know how to overclock a cpu I recommend core i5-4690k.

I like Gigabyte GTX 970 G1. If nothing better comes out, I'll buy it myself :)

should go with a 2 tb instead (+- 20-30 $ in my country so)

steelseries apex keyboards are great

Intel Core i7-4790k allways that the cpus with K wiki can explain the reason very well. and i would push it to the top and take 32 GB DDR3 but 16 are fine. rest is perfect for the card >> Gigabyte GTX 970 G1 best cooling and highst gpu clock
mainboard Asus Z97m Plus or better or an gigabyte

Take the 16 gigs of ram down to 8 gigs and upgrade your HDD to a 2TB.

Unless you're going to be doing video editing.

Keyboard you want the Corsair K70 RGB

It drives me nuts every time I read shit like this:

"Memory
16 GB DDR3 (anything will do)"

and

"PSU
Any 80+ Gold PSU"

I keep expecting that some day people will get the superficial notions about PCs out of the way as they learn more, and then it never happens. So, pardon my sarcasm for a moment...

"Hey, I want a fireplace. I don't give a shit about the safety ratings, anything will do. What's the worst that can happen? So it burns down the house, destroys all my property, and kills everyone? Big whoop." That's about the same general idea as not caring about your PC PSU. It is literally tied to EVERYTHING in your system, and if one goes bad it can and will fry freaking everything.

Every time I see sentiments like that, the first thought that pops into my head is "Well, there's another idiot who will get his teachable moment when his $60 shit tier PSU ends up going bad and completely destroying a $500 GPU and $300 CPU." Don't skimp on parts for a PC. Ever. Don't write shit off like that. All the parts matter, and if you write one off, it will be your own stupidity to blame when you have issues you can't figure out later, and the PC doesn't live up to expectations, or worse - Utter, catastrophic failure.

Buy good RAM, learn about timings and pick the right speed & timing combo to meet your needs. But most of all, do not forget that PSUs are immensely important. Not only can it fail and destroy your system, but this whole "any 80+" idea is asinine, since you need to make sure that the one you buy is able to provide enough total wattage to power your system, with overhead, and ideally room to expand later. The general rule of thumb is to shoot for the parts you're using to use 50-75% of the total max output of the PSU you buy for the system.

Motherboard: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MB-608-AS&groupid=701&catid=5&subcat=2811
gpu: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-352-AS&groupid=701&catid=1914&subcat=1010
apart from that looks decent.

I recommend EVGA for your Graphics Card. As for the keyboard, I'm using a Razer Blackwidow, and it's pretty nice.

Only go for 16GB RAM if you're looking to run VMs, game servers, or Video Editing on your PC otherwise 8GB is fine. Also you may as well go for a water cooling kit? And make sure you use Windows 8 from the start :)

Edit:
Cheap non-mechanical keyboard and mouse - cooler master devastator combo is really good value.
Mechanical keyboard - ducky all the way

Monitor - don't use an 'old' LCD monitor if you're bothering to buying all these other goodies. You'll want a 2ms IPS monitor :)

For the GPU, definitely look into getting a Gigabyte G1 Gaming. Just make sure it'll fit your case since it's a long card 312mm (~12.2"). This thing is an OC monster and you'll be hitting 1500+ mhz and 7800 mem easily.

Make sure the graphics card you get has a good amount of VRAM, I'd probably get 3 GB but it's your decision :)

That build is illogical.

• i7 is overkill for gaming and not even unlocked, get unlocked i5.
• 16 GB of RAM is overkill for gaming, 8 GB is enough, especially with high RAM prices nowadays.
• GTX 970 is overkill for 24'' 1080p monitor, get a cheaper GPU or 27'' 1440p IPS monitor or 120 Hz monitor.
• Get a reliable brand for PSU such as Seasonic or XFX (which should be rebranded Seasonic).

Thanks for the input guys, edited to save a bit of money. My stupid speaker broke and I want a better keyboard that isn't exactly cheap. Plus I figured I wouldn't be editing videos and pictures too much, although this build will also be used for stuff other than gaming. :)

R9 290 (or 290x) isn't all that bad either (but I dont know how you feel about AMD even though it'll probably be cheaper.). And I would check Slickdeals for cheap prices on all those parts especially around black friday.

For graphics cards Gigabyte, MSI, or Asus in that order.

I have the Fractal Design R4 case. It has really nice quality and it is quite silent. I removed one of the HDD cases for better airflow since I have 2x R9 270x crossfire setup, but the temps are really ok and you can adjust the case fan speeds by a voltage switch if you fear that you need more cooling during gaming.

I would recommend investing in a silent cpu cooler though, the stock intel cpu cooler makes some nasty high frequency noises at higher fan speeds. this should do fine