I have a couple of questions, and then some general recommendations.
Q1: What are you going to be using your PC for? Gaming? Video editing? AutoCad?
Q2: Are you planning to do any overclocking in the future?
You can save a lot of money by going with a cheaper case. You don't need either that size or trim level to adequately mount and use a Formula board. For example, the Cooler Master HAF 912 is only $60, and it will handle a Formula board.
If you're primarily interested in gaming (mobo & GPU suggest that), there is a big price premium for going with a i7-3770K versus an i5-2500K or i5-3570K, with very little performance increase, so I would recommend getting one of the cheaper processor.
If you're interested in overclocking, you really need an aftermarket cooler. Consider buying a cheap Cooler Master Hyper 212+ EVO for $30, and you can always upgrade later, if you need additional horsepower.
Get DDR3 1600 RAM instead of DDR3 1333. There is little benefit from going for a higher speed than 1600, but there is a noticeable difference between 1333 and 1600.
I would STRONGLY recommend NEVER buying a Hard Disc Drive with a 1-year warranty. If you have limited funds, always go with a smaller drive and a longer warranty (e.g., Western Digital WD Black has a 5-year warranty).
You can get a better power supply for almost the same price by going with the Seasonic Platinum 860. Check out the online reviews, and I think you will be impressed. (Seasonic actually manufactures Corsair's PSUs, in case you didn't know.)
Buy the OEM version of Win7 64-bit if you're confident that you're going to keep that mobo for a while. It is cheaper -- $90-$100 -- and it's only locked to the mobo, so you can easily upgrade all of your other components without having to install a new OS. If you don't plan to use >16GB of RAM or process backups to another location (e.g., home server), then you don't need Win7 Pro.
Money saved from going with a cheaper case, CPU, and OEM Win7 can be used to buy an aftermarket cooler and SSD for your system drive, which are probably the two biggest performance boosts that you can add to your new system.
Hope this helps.
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