You want keep first and buy later? or new one straight away?
I'm still rocking an 18.5 inch monitor with a HD7950...

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jan 19 2014, 11:05 AM

You are asking a bit too much... Consider getting a Haswell i5, along with a B85M-ITX board, and consider a 650Ti Boost. Note that you may need to reduce the settings for 120FPS. Also note that a small chassis isn't cheap... (consider the Silverstone SG05 if you really want small sized cases)

That CPU... It might be better to find a Phenom II x4/Athlon II x4....
Otherwise, sell off the board and switch to Intel...

Much smaller size (SG05- 10.8 litres, Prodigy- 26 litres)
Note that the SG05 only accepts SFX power supplies, which is provided when you buy the case.

Usage? For starters, take a look of those mATX cases:
1. Silverstone TJ08-E
2. Bitfenix Prodigy M/Phenom microATX
3. Fractal Design Arc Midi R2
4. Cooler Master N200....

Note that SFX PSU isn't cheap to start with...

CM N200...

Horrible PSU, and AMD builds here can be more expensive than some Intel builds.

i3 4130-RM374
ASRock H81M-DGS-RM179
1x8GB Corsair Value RAM-RM239
WD Caviar Blue 1TB-RM190
Sapphire R9 270-RM679
FSP Hexa 500W-RM149
Case of your choice-RM110
LiteOn DVD Writer-RM60
KB/MS of your choice-RM25
AOC E2060SW 20 inch-RM274

Total: RM2149

You might consider adding some budget for a better PSU, or a better monitor...

Personally I'd get a better case... A better case would give TS more room for upgrades...
...and I don't think you can get the 650Ti Boost anymore... Idealtech told us that the 750Ti Maxwell GPU will be released...

Actually the 650Ti Boost is already close to a 660... (Not very close though)

Only the HD7850 2GB variant is available... The HD7850 is quite a bit faster than the HD7790...

Great wall... The OEM behind Sparkle PSUs... Not exactly a bad OEM after all, though their capacitor selection should be better...
Check out their Sparkle Gold Class 1250W PSU. They use Teapo main caps, but it's a shame that they should have fitted Japanese capacitors on a unit of such calibre...

On the CS M series units however, the main caps are indeed Japanese (Matsushita, aka Panasonic) caps, though the secondary caps were second-tier Teapo caps... The build quality isn't half bad, but the CS M units isn't a good buy as there are far superior alternatives (like the Rosewill Capstone 650M, which retails at RM399, or the Seasonic S12G 650W, and if you need the modular cabling, there's the Seasonic G-650). The Seasonic S12G is the non-modular version of the G series units.

The Rosewill units were made by Super Flower, and they use full Japanese caps on the Capstone (Nippon Chemi-con). Though there's no MOV (metal oxide variator) on that PSU (which is common across Super Flower units), which mean you may consider using the power supply along with a surge protector. However, the lack of a MOV doesn't mean a poor performing unit.

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jan 23 2014, 10:04 AM

Note that HardOCP tend to push their power supply units in a hard way...
Though the RM and CS M units were overpriced...

If it's new, consider changing one...
Otherwise, just keep them... (Teapo caps aren't bad, and they are much better than some cheap-grade Chinese caps like Asia-X and JunFu)...

Newly bought...

Enhance OEM... Though they are not bad when it come to some high end units...
The V650S isn't bad, though they used Su'scon caps... (FYI, Su'scon caps were found on CM GX series units)

Though the solder quality is....


Yup, bulk caps are sometimes referred as main caps...

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jan 23 2014, 10:20 AM

Seasonic S12G? Rosewill Capstone?
The Antec HCG is a pretty solid choice as well...

Yup, Chemi-con is one of the best around... there are good ones apart from Chemi-con...

1. Rubycon
2. Matsushita
3. Nichicon... (used to be a bad capacitor manufacturer when a Chinese company leaked the formula of their P-50 caps... and the HM and HN series were known to be prone to failure, though that only applies to caps that were manufactured before 2005...)
http://www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6783

Though beware of fakes....

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jan 23 2014, 10:33 AM

The R9 270... Comes with BF4 for free...
Though you don't need expensive RAMs for starters...

The M-ITX requires you to get a miniITX case, and miniITX boards can limit your upgrade potential pretty significantly.

Please, type in proper cases... It feels like you are shouting...
There's very few AMD boards with miniITX (none actually if you are counting the power-hungry AM3+ platform... )
You will need to go with APU builds (i.e. FM2 socket), though their CPUs are woefully underpowered compared to Intel equivalents.
Also, your PSU is going to limit your choice in miniITX builds because of length limitations. I'd suggest you to sell it, and get a shorter, lower wattage unit.

Your PSU is a 20cm beast; i.e. no miniITX case would fit them in unless you are going to mod it.