New rig

[pcmaster2000]

Is this a solid build? Would you change anything?

 

 

[Jobbe03]

Is this a solid build? Would you change anything?

Get the Sapphire 290 and 4 x 2 GB's of ram. 

[Phage]

Get GT or Noctua fans instead of those loud Corsair fans

[NationsAnarchy]

Get at least 2 x 4Gb Ram, you shouldn't have only 4Gb Ram with that kind of system 
And maybe the Sapphire Tri-X 290. That Gigabyte WindForce 290 isn't that bad imo anyway

[VMaxMuffin]

You'll definitely want 8GB of Dual Channel RAM minimum (i.e. 2x 4GB sticks), especially rocking those CPU/GPU specs

[pcmaster2000]

How about this one then?

I really like this black and white color scheme.

[nj4ck]

Well first of all yeah, get 8 gigs of RAM. Second potential issue I see here is that the Node 304 isn't very good with modular PSUs. I'm not sure about the XFX one, but the modular connectors on the back tend to stick out quite a bit and will probably end up conflicting with your GPU. The only modular PSU I'm absolutely positive works with the Node 304, is the SIlverstone strider series, those are only 140-150mm long.

 

EDIT: actually, I just checked, the 550W XTR series is 160mm long, plus modular connectors. That is definitely not going to fit in with your GPU.

[gundershot]

Drop the H80i for a Dark Rock Pro 3 or something from Noctua, use the money you save to get another 4 GB stick of RAM. You should also get the Tri-X R9 290 if you're fine with breaking the colour scheme.

[pcmaster2000]

Drop the H80i for a Dark Rock Pro 3 or something from Noctua, use the money you save to get another 4 GB stick of RAM. You should also get the Tri-X R9 290 if you're fine with breaking the colour scheme.

 There is 8 gb of ram in my updated parts list.

[Electronics Wizardy]

get a i7 and use the stock cooler. They are very quiet and haswell can't over heat so set the fan a min speed and let it rip.