Looking to purchase new mid range gaming pc. Any helps and advices appreciated!

[dneureiter]

Looking for suggestions on what brand of power supply I should consider?

I'm building a PC mostly for playing poker...
i5 3570k
ASUS P8Z77-V LK
Corsair Vengeance 8GB
SAMSUNG 840 SSD 250GB
Asus 24x DVD Burner
Video Card (< low-end, if at all, maybe EVGA GTX650 or GT 640)... will add this later if I feel like it

Guessing I'll need ~500W Power Supply? Not overly concerned with noise but don't want it to be louder than other fans combined if poss. Want something reliable, that runs cool, lasts long.
thoughts?

tks

Yea 500 watts is fine depending on the card.Just make sure it is a brand name PS not a junk one.

Something like this, or another antec, corsair, thermaltake, ocz product. Antecs generally good deal pricewise and never had issues.

[Poker Orifice]

Yea 500 watts is fine depending on the card.Just make sure it is a brand name PS not a junk one.

Something like this, or another antec, corsair, thermaltake, ocz product. Antecs generally good deal pricewise and never had issues.

Thanks for your help. It just gets a bit overwhelming reading through reviews, etc. Don't want to fk it up.

[Poker Orifice]

Still haven't built new puter
when it comes to buying things for myself I'm a HUGE procrastinator. My partner shipped me a few bucks on Stars on Boxing Day, insisting I put it into a computer. Procrastinated & missed the Boxing Day sales but now am ordering up parts as I write this but wanted to review some of the info. (& links) that members put in this thread as I found it hugely helpful. (maybe someone else in a similiar situation to mine will too... hence the bump)

[Poker Orifice]

Got it! (finally... took me a year, lol)
i5-4670 Haswell
ASUS H87M-PRO
G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2x 4GB)
Samsung 840 Pro Series 128GB
WesternDigital WD Black 500GB
SeaSonic SSR-450RM 450W
ASUS 24x DVD
Windows 7 64-bit
Fractal Design Arc mini-R2

All came in for just under $1k

I wanted to thank a bunch of you for your posts in this thread as it was extremely helpful for someone who had absolutely zero clue where to get started... & saved me from buying a Dell or similiar.