1) Most of the builds here are for gaming, which is not heavily processor dependant. A Core i5-4440 would suffice. But since you're emphasizing on coding/programming with some lighter games, a better processor would suit you.
2) Not really. We like to push for AMD GPUs, especially the 290. But under 1K budgets it's hard to find a card good as the GTX760.
3) yes, the SSD would help with programmes like programming. Gaming it's mostly help decrease loading time

Here is your build:

CPU-Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3-RM779
Mobo- Gigabyte GA - H87-D3H RM389
Memory-Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB Kit (4GBx2) 1600Mhz RM279
GPU - PALIT GeForce® GTX 750 Ti StormX Dual (2048MB GDDR5) RM569
SSD-Samsung 840 EVO 128GB RM300
HDD-1TB WD Blue RM 189
PSU- Seasonic M12-II 620W RM359
ODD-liteon 24x DVD/RW-RM59
Casing - Corsair Spec - 03 RM205
Cooling - Cooler Master TCP 612 CPU Cooler RM189

Total: RM3317.

You may get a cheaper Cooler Master heatsink if you feel you want to cut back, or get the Seasonic S12-II 620W @ RM299 as well. Stick to this PSU so in the future you can upgrade your graphics without much hassle.

He did mention 24/7 no air con so why not? Haha.
No worries. Fire away any enquiries.

1) The price lists here is based on items sold by a LYN Vendor named Linglong. Of course if you feel better getting it from a store like viewnet then by all means go ahead. But there will be price and model differences. Sorry for not pointing it out earlier. He has the Palit StormX Dual.

But please note that buying it as a whole would result in cheaper prices anyways whether be it at viewnet or All IT or any lowyat network vendor, especially if paid in cash.

2) Yes you may, but once you have the ability to get the SSD please do. It'll help with everyday computing.

3) The original PSU I recommended was the M12-II, which is modular and more neater when building a PC. The S12-II isn't, which is why it's cheaper at Rm299.

Hope I answered your queries.

The Palit Storm X Dual as far as i know is the highest clocked and hence fastest version of the GTX750TI @1202Mhz Clock Speed/6Ghz memory, if i am not mistakan thus far.

The Gigabyte is at 1033Mhz Clock Speed/5.4Ghz memory, although you'll still be able to OC later, since its not as highly overclocked as the Palit.

I have attached a chart below. Guru3D is a pain by not allowing to attach images. This is a gaming comparison, using Battlefield 4.

Both are the same card. Just that Palit is the ffaster version.

If you can you can get your whole PC from Viewnet but get the Palit from linglong. Or see if other lowyat mall sellers have it, or get your entire rig from linglong himself all together too.

Yeah, that pretty much works the same for all graphics cards.  Certain third party models would be the fastest amongst the batch.

nVidia or AMD would release a model and third party manufacturers like ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI, HIS, Club 3D would out their own spin on it. There is also brand specific third party manufacturers like Zotac, Palit, EVGA, Gainward, Galaxy (All for nVidia only) or Sapphire, Powercolor and XFX (AMD only).

Gives for interesting comparisons and competition. 

Dude that one you have to go search yourself. Websites like eteknix, guru3D, anandtech, techpowerup, and a ton of websites does do reviews for GPUs, with the occasional comparison like in that chart I showed up, but that's pretty hard to find. You'll have to slowly go through the sites one by one, and Google reviews for both cards you wanna compare.

Any reason? Brand preferences. Some people just like gigabyte. Or availability, some retailers.don't carry Palit,which you've seen first hand.

Nvidia and AMD are basically manufacturers that produces GPUs, so in a way it's a brand, but you will not find a card that is sold and marketed as Nvidia/AMD accordingly.

Brand names are those like Palit, Gigabyte, Asus, MSI and etc, that takes those GPUs from Nvidia/AMD and then market it under their own brand name.

1) Most of the builds here are for gaming, which is not heavily processor dependant. A Core i5-4440 would suffice. But since you're emphasizing on coding/programming with some lighter games, a better processor would suit you.
2) Not really. We like to push for AMD GPUs, especially the 290. But under 1K budgets it's hard to find a card good as the GTX760.
3) yes, the SSD would help with programmes like programming. Gaming it's mostly help decrease loading time

Here is your build:

CPU-Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3-RM779
Mobo- Gigabyte GA - H87-D3H RM389
Memory-Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB Kit (4GBx2) 1600Mhz RM279
GPU - PALIT GeForce® GTX 750 Ti StormX Dual (2048MB GDDR5) RM569
SSD-Samsung 840 EVO 128GB RM300
HDD-1TB WD Blue RM 189
PSU- Seasonic M12-II 620W RM359
ODD-liteon 24x DVD/RW-RM59
Casing - Corsair Spec - 03 RM205
Cooling - Cooler Master TCP 612 CPU Cooler RM189

Total: RM3317.

You may get a cheaper Cooler Master heatsink if you feel you want to cut back, or get the Seasonic S12-II 620W @ RM299 as well. Stick to this PSU so in the future you can upgrade your graphics without much hassle.

Unable? Where did you go and buy? Linglong should have all three.

Well, you can swap with any other GTX750 Ti variations,  PSU you can get the S12-II 620W @ RM299, and casing you can look at the NZXT Source 210 @ RM159.

Aiks. How about the newer components I recommended?

Mobo you can follow Minecrafter's suggestion.
Sorry lah Sifu. Haha.

Lol bro recommendation 1 was my original build for you except for the motherboard.  But otherwise follow lingloong's recommendaction since it has the StormX Dual, and im assuming since he gave you the list he has stocks for all.

The H87 Performance is also fine. But only take it if the H97 Pro4 is really out of stock.
NZXT Source 210.

Watch dogs and future games.

Erm...,why i5 instead of xeon e3??  , izzit xeon e3 not suitable for gaming?? 

Yeah lingloong's list is closest to my original recommendation. Hahaha. But yeah a change in mobo is fine. I also hope it'll all be in stock for you. 

Keep us posted as to your progress.