Heres the new build:
 
CPU - INTEL Core 2 DUO Wlfdale 3.0 GHz
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6819115037
 
GPU - ATI 4870 512mb
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814102748
 
HDD - Segate Barracuda 320 GB
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6822148139
 
RAM - OCZ Reaper 4GB (2 X 2gb)
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820227267
 
MOBO - ASUS pK5 Delux
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813131182
 
PSU - Raidmax Hybrid 2 730W
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817152036
 
Case - CoolerMaster 690
 
_OWN IT
 
OS - Windows Vista Home Premium
 
_OWN IT
 
 
 
 
 
What does everyone think? Solid pc?

i've once heard raidmax psu's are garbage... any1 wanna second that? ive never had a personal experience from them though...  everything looks good though

thanks for the reply! But im not good with psu's ... whats the quality difference? I dont understand, does it not feed power efficiently or is more eligible to break. Is that the quality difference? Anyone wanna explain?

E8400 and HD 4870 and CM690 and the O/S are great choices.
 
The IDE hard drive is a bad idea. Get a WD6400AAKS instead.
 
The P5K Deluxe is a bad idea too, because it is based on an old chipset called P35 with PCI-E 1.1. slots. Get a P5E Deluxe or GA-X48-DS4 if you intend to add a second video card later. Based on that 730W PSU, I'm assuming you want that option. If you're not interested in Crossfire, P5Q Pro or GA-EP45-DS3R will be OK and it's cheaper.
 
Dump the RAIDMAX. Get a 750TX instead, or a PC Power & Cooling 750W.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817703009  $130
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] &Tpk=750tx $110
 
Both are top quality and powerful enough for your system even if you add a second video card. The main difference is that the PC Power & Cooling product has a smarter layout IMO when it comes to removing heat, and it's been around long enough to get a lot of awards.
 
BTW, that Raidmax has only enough PCI-E connectors for one HD 4870. The other two have enough for two cards. As for quality, PC Power & Cooling is usually considered the best PSU brand, with Corsair very close. Raidmax is considered tier 5, as in "buy it only if nothing else is available".
 
 
 
 

thnx so heres my changes...
 
For the PSU
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817341002
 
For the Mobo
 
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 813128086R
 
 
For the HDD
 
WD6400AAKS

OK, so I assume you will never want a second video card, since you're getting a motherboard with a single PCI-E x16 slot and a PSU with connectors for a single card. You can save $20 with a StealthXStream 600W.
 
I wouldn't buy an Open Box motherboard. Risky move. $10 more buys you a new GA-EP43-DS3L. You lose RAID, but you get PCI-E 2.0, and you know it hasn't been damaged and all the pieces are there.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813128347

ok thanks dude! the advice is greatly apprechiated, but how much power do i have left from the 600? what if i want to upgrade my GPU in the future and it requires more power?

The 610w pcp&c will power a bit more with better stability
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817703005

Yeah, if your next card is like the HD 4870X2 or 9800GX2 then 600W is little.  
 
Try this one:
 
Corsair 650TX, $75
http://www.buy.com/prod/corsair-tx [...] 78324.html
 
Compared to the GameXStream 700W, it's $5 less, offers 52A instead of 56A, and it has 6+2 pins instead of just 6 pin. The HD 4870 is happy just with 6-pin connectors, but your next card most likely will want 8-pin connectors because those allow more power.
 
There's also a 750TX for $95 at www.buy.com, if you want something even more future-proof.

ok thanks... whatabout the mobo should  go with the ds3l ?? or any other cheap p35 suggestions

+1 for the 750TX

Stay away from P35, man. P35 motherboards have PCI-E 1.1, not PCI-E 2, and that's bad. You're worried about the PSU not supporting your next video card, but not about the MB bottlenecking that next card? Even the HD 4870 runs better in a PCI-E 2 slot, at least in some cases. Seriously, look for something with P43 or P45. If the GA-EP43-DS3L doesn't have all the features you need, maybe the P5Q?
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813131295

Whatever aevm says. Just do it.....you'll be glad you did  :-)
 
 
The Canuck

LOL, I'm blushing. Really now, I've been known to say dumb things. The OP better do his research. Can't just trust unknown people on a forum, not a good idea...

**** i totally forgot about the pcie 2.0 thnx for remindin me!  No im just worried about money, i havent gotten enough buisiness lately to buy anything too expensive

LOL....I think I have bigger feet and a bigger mouth aevm.....As for unknown people on the forums I agree, although from what I have seen most of us here all try to give the best advice we can in spite of our different opinions:-)
My comments in my previous post were just because you seem to have the same opinions I do, but you get there quicker....LOL
 
Yeti
 
aevms still right, knows his stuff, and probably spends way too much time in sites like Toms, Anandtech or with his face buried in his open computer case....and I've never seen him say anything dumb....unlike me...LOL
 
Hope your build goes smoothly.
 
The Canuck

thnx for the reassurance, i trust the responses... i i thank you all... i have a PC to purchase... unless anyone ese would like to add...