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Personally I'd go with ATI for the graphics card. IMO they are better than nVidia and offer a greater value.
like emoninja said on the card go with ati, you could also forget the sli/crossfire systems they dont offer much in the way of value for money most game that come out today arnt that well optimized for multi gpu IMO get a mobo with a single PCI express slot and the money you save put on better gfx card
you may even want to look into an AM3+ board
No need in the six cores cheap quad core is all you need.
Go for more future proof mobo am3+ for not so much more
ati 5850 instead
8gb ram is an overkill 6gb max if just for gaming.
there is no way you need 850watt i would go 650watt max.
go for 2tb drive
go for coolermaster haf case
cheap dvd drive
There probley just saved $100-$200
You don't need 8Gb. 6GB/4GB is already good enough.
And Id also pick a Sandy bridge 2600k.
And an ATI5850. The 465GTX can't run crysis at 30fps maxed.