Hey sorry no one has posted yet, but here's my analysis:
A budget would be nice, because then I'd know what I can change and what I can't. I'm going to assume that you're budget is under $750, so I'll work with that.
CPU: AMD seems perfectly reasonable for a budget build, although they run hot as hell and I didn't see an aftermarket cooler in your list, so if you're comfortable with your CPU running around 50C idle, don't bother, if not, get a Hyper 212 for around $30.
Mobo: Seems like a generic AMD mobo, no problems there.
Memory: You can definitely get that same RAM a bit cheaper, it's all the same anyways.
Storage: Great choice, WD is a great brand and my 1TB Caviar Black is still going strong after 5 years.
Video Card: I have problems here. Unless you absolutely NEED Nvidia, you should use AMD for a budget build. I went ahead and added a 280x, which performs on the same level as a GTX 770, but is $60 more than your 760. If you need the Nvidia features, go ahead and ignore this suggestion.
Case: A case is entirely up the you. It's not my business to change as I feel it's more of a personal thing when building a PC.
PSU: Corsair is a great brand, but in my expierence, 650w isn't a good buy. It's not enough for Crossfire/SLI but is overkill for single GPU configurations. PCPartPicker has your estimated power withdraw at 474w. I went ahead and kept the 650w though, simply because this PSU is fully modular and not that expensive. EVGA is a decent brand as well.
Optical Drive: heh, I thought everyone used flash drives for installing your OS now, but it's entirely up to you.
Anyways, here's the build:
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/7Vc2WZ Also, I typed this all out before I read your post, so it looks like I'm too late. Too bad, I'm not deleting this all.
