First computer build *Need help

[jjwilson4]

I was just wondering could you look at my computer build and see if its good.  Thats the price range I willing to spend, but I might be willing to spend a bit more e.g. 40 pound.  The extra WD hd will be bought later; I just wanted a computer build that would allow for expansion over time e.g. adding a 2 graphics card, add more ram.     I have found a r9 280 and r9 270x both on sale at similar price ranges.  I was wondering what would be the better graphics card?  Would I also need to make any other changes? 

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/RcRvvK

 

P.S.  This is the first time me building a computer.

 

**Updated

 

For about the 560 price range could I get anything better.  At the moment I went with a SSD to store the operating systems, web browser etc.  As i will just an external hard drive to store photos to start with, I will be getting a wd caviar blue 1 tb shortly after the build is complete though.  

[Altecice]

Link doesn't work, Please use Pcpartpicker.

[sailingdutchman]

Link doesn't work, Please use Pcpartpicker.

this 

but in regards to your other question, the r9 280 is better than the r9 270x.

[jjwilson4]

Here is the new link:  http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/RcRvvK

 

The r9 280:  http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00IRTXPBM/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=20ZSRNBNCUIB8&coliid=I2L3V6C5V1LLZ1 

[sailingdutchman]

you don't need a 750 watt psu for your build, 500 would probably be enough.

[jjwilson4]

Would 750w be able to support the build if it had 2 r9 280s? 

[Sandvich]

I heard the 300v kingston ssd is very bad and that ram looks a bit overpriced.

[Tonka_Truck]

build seems fine but if i were you i would change the ssd and maybe get a hdd

 

something like this

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/TT78yc

[jjwilson4]

Thanks for all the help, and would everyone say to go with the r9 280 over the r9 270x?

[sailingdutchman]

Would 750w be able to support the build if it had 2 r9 280s? 

yes it would be enough. (use http://www.msi.com/power-supply-calculator%C2'> you want to calculate wattages)