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That is good if you are on a budget.

Crucial BX100 would be a good choice. Anything from Crucial/Samsung/Intel really.

I can't say whether you will or won't be okay with it. I just know its software package can cause problems.

You could do that or just go with a different cooler setup. The Noctua NH-D14 or the Corsair H110 would be either one of my choices. I only went with a different fan on my EVO because I was tired with getting the same garbage from CM when claiming the warranty. I used their live chat feature the second time I needed a replacement and the person actually told me that it was a known problem and recommended the Noctua NF-F12. I hope that he didn't lose his job telling me that! LOL

$80? That's actually pretty good on what I'm seeing, not the fastest one but at that price and 240gb capacity. I'd go with that

Don't go with EVGA since they stopped offering their lifetime warranty. That was basically what made them good. They have actually been somewhat notorious in tech circles for having annoyingly high failure rates on critical components like fans. It was something one could overlook seeing as they offered great customer support and lifetime warranties for basically everything they did. As that is no longer the case, I advise they be avoided in favor of a more reliable brand with equal or better warranties.

Also, just never buy an PSU that is EVGA, XFX, etc. The rare cases that the branded PSUs from groups like that are actually not failboats, they are usually Seasonic manufactured - Just buy a Seasonic directly, and avoid the risk. Alternatively go with an Antec, as they also make rock solid PSUs.

I would also suggest you reevaluate the RAM choice. Corsair is fine and all, but for that price, you could get a higher speed with a lifetime warranty from G.Skill instead. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231615
The latency there is barely slower at all, but it's 1866 instead of 1600 so will be overall faster performing, has a lifetime warranty, and even costs a couple dollars less to boot.

The only other thing I would comment on is that monitor, but ultimately that's up to you. The price on it for the size of monitor and refresh rate seems exorbitant. I get that it's just because of the g-sync, so I can't really make much of a comment t feels foolish to me to basically pay double the price for a monitor just to add one feature that may not even be worth it in the long run. Since that's a matter of personal opinion, and subject to personal finances, it's hard to qualify really. $800 could be nothing at all to you, just the free money in your bank that you could spend every week, or even every day, and not even notice - in which case none of the reasons I'd have for thinking that monitor ought not be purchased are particularly relevant. I will really just note that, personally, I feel that the technology needs to prove itself out first, and since waiting for that will also see the resulting price decreases as it (and similar technologies) become more widely adopted, it seems to me that purchasing a more standard monitor now and waiting for something more advanced later would be the better choice. Take that with a grain of salt based on how much the cost of the monitor actually matters to you.

All in all the build looks quite solid, and I'm sure it will be great for you. Hopefully I was able to lend a bit of assistance here. GLHF!