u see here --> http://www.guru3d.com/article/geforce-gtx-...li-review/14.... u need 3-way sli to get 100fps in vantage graphic test....

i like to hear what other people say about this ....

upgrade ur harddisk to sata, SATA more faster...
even ur mobo got crossfire, but it for ATI only, not NVIDIA.
and if u want multi GPu setup, u need 2 same GPU..
please google a lot

Second Point: funny...i tot i seen people saying the game is more then 10GB? also, you don have other stuff to store meh??

Third Point: SSD means Solid State Drive. It has smaller capacity then typical harddisk(normally it would be 40GB, 80GB 120GB), but compared to typical harddisk, it has very very fast read/write rate, i think can be up to 200++mb/s read/write rate...people that have budget, like you, normally get a 40GB or 80GB version, install their OS in it, so that it loads way faster compared to HDD, you can also install frequent played games, for your case, SCII, in it to speed up your game loading speed by a huge margin

and for parts that comes after that:
honestly...there's so many things that i can say right now..but i will say one thing...

why, would you, someone that doesnt know much about hardware, buy  such high end motherboard and i7 core?
most of us here sees this, hence we suggest you to sell off your CPU (motherboard cant be sold anymore, your W7 key is tied to it), as you will never fully utilize it...for CPU, high end models are ALWAYS for overclockers that try to push their core to the limit, and as for you, i don suppose you even overclock? If that's the case, you are really waste the potential you are having with that CPU. Since you aint gonna fully unleash its potential, why let your money waste there, where you can spend them in a much better way instead?
as for the motherboard, it would also only be bought by overclockers, as higher end motherboards provide better stability when overclocked. So, again, you don overclock, you don really need it...and please please please...don touch anything under the 'advance menu', especially those that are related to voltage...those are really not for people who don know much about hardware.

you are buying the PC for gaming purpose, but your PC serve more as a limit overclocking machine more then gaming machine...

seriously, although you might loss some money by selling off your CPU...but the real question is, do you really need it?
you are wasting money on things that you do not need, and we care, hence we suggest you to sell off and get something else instead..
btw, while you're at it, sell of the ram also, you aint overclock, you aint needing it either

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Added on August 11, 2010, 6:51 pm

not just that...if i remember correctly( pls correct me if wrong), SSD is actually a few flash storage in it running in RAID 0 config, so the transfer speed will normally be very very high..and since it doesnt have any moving parts, it's dropping it will not damage it either, unless the impact is so hard that the internal broke 

By that time, your rig are outdated...
With today and after tomorrow technology, hardware cycle is very fast. Take a look to Well good Core 2 Quad 9k series  to i5 series. Graphic card? motherboard?