GSkill Aegis 8GB Ram are sold out,unfortunately.
Zotac GTX760 2GB GDDR5 RM749
Seasonic S12II 80+ Bronze 620W RM299
Total:RM1048
Prices are from GBros.

Worth it..  

800 series currently being delayed and delayed. Nothing solids on the 800 series date launch. If you want to play now buy now. If you'd like to wait 7-10 months more you can. But what's the point later if the price on drop about RM 20-30 only

3 Generations late already. What kind of games do he likes to play? With 760 you can play on high-ultra on most games at 1080p. Some games like Crysis maybe need to tone the MSAA to get the suitable FPS.

Got link? Caught on fire how? Or did you just read the first negative review and then scared ?

Sorry took a long response cause internet slowpoke. Right from what I've read in the negative review only about 2-3 caught on fire. So chances of you, your card go on fire is low. This is electronic product we're talking about. Some are good when it arrived and some are bad. Unless the whole review section filled with negatives then safe to sure that card isn't safe anymore. Also by end of this month [ July? ] why not just wait. Only a day or two till they restock the Hawk edition.

I've owned the Asus GTX 760 DCUII OC before and it is one of the finest 760 out there in the market. The idle and load temps are nothing short of amazing compared to the reference solution. Nothing to worry about unnecessarily. The only difference this card would have compared to the MSI HAWK is the lower clock speed, but you can always manually tweak it yourself.

For GTX 760, the difference is quite minimal. I did a review before comparing the Asus 760 with the Zotac 760 AMP! Edition (it has the same core clock speed as HAWK).

www.tech-critter.com/2013/10/asus-gtx-760-directcu-ii-oc-review.html?m=1

GTX 770 is definitely faster. If you can afford it, then the GTX 770 is clearly the better card here.

www.tech-critter.com/2013/10/gtx-titan-gtx-770-gtx-760-roundup.html?m=1

I squeezed a SSD in since your budget still allows for one. It won't increase your performance when gaming, but it may improve level loading times, improve OS booting time, and opening/reading files becomes significantly faster as well. In short, running everything on a SSD based system would feel snappier on the overall.

The Hyper 212X should be able to sustain any mild OC, and should fit the G3258 just fine.

Yes, it is the 2GB reference version.
Actually the Striker GTX 760 is nothing more than a very exclusive GTX 760 with 4GB VRAM. I would go for the GTX 770 instead. Why don't you consider other brands? Asus' version is quite pricy. You can consider Leadtek, MSI or even Zotac AMP! Edition.

They don't carry the M12II 620?

Yea, around RM 100 cheaper.

If you want to SLI you can go on ahead. But as far as I know 600w is the sweet spot for most gamers.
PS and hardcore OC-ing
Dude you should've bought Windows Key lor. Around RM 50 for those. Anyhow be sure to post drills of the rig later

No issues. The PSU usually comes with 6 + 2 (2 pieces), so you just need to connect (6 + 2) + (6) to the GPU. The 6 + 2 is linked, you don't have to connect the extra 2 pins if your GOU doesn't need it.

Any other 600W brands available? I am not familiar with the Smart SE and Vector, so couldn't really recommend on that.