Each set RM 3000 budget right?, don't tell me it's RM 750 per set 

Intel Core i5 6402P - RM 720
Gigabyte H110M-DS2 (D4) - RM 276
Kingston 8GB DDR4 2133MHz Value RAM - RM 161
Palit GTX1060 3GB GDDR5 Dual - RM 938
WD Blue 1TB HDD - RM 209
FSP Hexa+ 550W - RM 188
Tecware F3 - RM 125
AOC E2180SWDN - RM 329
Logitech MK200 Wired Combo - RM 63

Total: RM 3009 (ETech price inclusive of GST)

It's really up to you whether to "add a bit", since you mentioned "Max ~RM3000" so I already kinda worried on my over budgeted build (RM 9).

About the RAM, the base clock of DDR4 is 2133MHz, so you might have copied the wrong info.

As for the PSU, I don't really agree Silverstone being a more reliable brand than FSP, I would say FSP is slightly higher in the ranking (or on par), it is the PSU OEM for many brands out there and they make quality PSU in overall, if I were to pick between the lower end FSP and Silverstone, no doubt FSP will be my main choice.

And the case, Idealtech doesn't carry Tecware case anyway so you have to get other brand. F3 comes with an extra 120mm casing fan which can save you a couple of bucks (compared to Nova).

Price of the new CPU quite high? Well that's the cheapest Skylake i5 you can get for now, you will have to "downgrade" to i3 if you want to save money or go one tier lower 

Bitfenix Nova only comes with 1 rear exhaust fan by default, while F3 comes with 1 top exhaust fan and 1 front intake fan (LED type).

For rig case, I wouldn't use "more trusted" to compare between 2 different brands (or more). Quality, feature and warranty (not so important since rarely need to RMA) etc are the candidates for rig case comparison. Bitfenix for me, well it is a bit "plastic-ish", even with their high end series case. Tecware is a new competitor in this field and it has gained significant attention from the rig builder (especially low and mid budget rig) with its cheap yet feature-packed Alpha case (3 casing fans, full radiator support, sleek design etc.). F3 is a mATX case which means it will be slightly smaller, but with ATX mobo upgrade restriction being put on it.

So it is really up to you whether to fork out the extra for Bitfenix Nova or not, either is fine for me since both have their own pros and cons and price difference is small.

Good luck.