Building a new computer...

[Wulfyn]

Alienware is Dell.

[scarebearz]

Your parts list is pretty bad to be honest. (parts themselves more than capable, just put together badly imo)

Go on a US based pc forum and ask someone to "spec" you a build, tell them what you want it for and what features you would like (i.e. you seem to want a micro atx build, but don't wish to overclock).

There has been some good and bad advice given here anyway.

[RegentP]

you're good, but I would REC you get an I-7 unlock and super clock, would be best but if you get the new I-7 that will take you to the next level. and 16 ram is a must for the future, my computer is an 2011 and I easily push 11 ram on a single video project, and Im at 16 the highest i been at was 75% and that was running 2 heavy programs and a lot of apps.

[Ceodore]

you're good, but I would REC you get an I-7 unlock and super clock, would be best but if you get the new I-7 that will take you to the next level. and 16 ram is a must for the future, my computer is an 2011 and I easily push 11 ram on a single video project, and Im at 16 the highest i been at was 75% and that was running 2 heavy programs and a lot of apps.

Are you creating games, or playing them? Lol. And what is your video card?

[SDaemon]

and 16 ram is a must for the future

No game currently or in the near future will even come close to needing 16gb of ram. The only reason you would need that much is if you run multiple graphic intensive programs at the same time or are using a graphics design program. Running a single game by itself and a few apps would only need 8gbs.

[Judge_Xero]

Budget mATX Rig

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/HWYbf7

Here is a combination of good looking parts, with both performance and a budget in mind.