unfortunately, 15,000 RPM (or 15k hard drives) are typically more expensive than their slower brothers. Also, large storage capacities
aren't available in the high-speed segment. So, you end up spending a lot of money on 15k drives and you might have to live with decreased capacities.
So if i was you do as i did & Get one time high-speed drive then just get others & don't run raid (but its personal choice)
system build specs look fine but I that's me would dump the ATI card for a 400 series Nvidia DX11 (the way it should be) yes it costs more but very much worth it.
But i would go for hight end myself E.G: Evga, Asus, XFX & so on as you do get what you pay for in this life & Cheap maybe,,,,
better it's not !. So always worth saving a few extra pennies up IMO

If you go for i7 & what you've listed or the things ive added i would go for
1,000W PSU to be safe
also if you havent heard of it try
ebuyer they have good prices & have never let me down also
Dabs maybe even
Overclockers Always shop around and if needs be buy from multiple stores if it works out cheaper..
link for a good 1,00W PSU
Great modular unit ready for Sli / cross fire also has 6+2 pins for pciE so good bit of kit & being modular you only use what you need so neat & tidy also!.
Oh yeah if your going down this road make sure your case is FULL ATX as otherwise the cards might not fitEnjoy

I know a 400 (480) serries costs a lot but you might aswell save up the extra and do it then your PC should be future proofed for a good many years to come...
Also XMS ram is very good ram, but if you want gaming ram go for Dominator by corsair
3 X 2GB Dominator 1600MHZTrue DX11 games a thin on the line at the moment but that's just it at the moment there are LOADS of new games pushing out DX11 so if I was going to build i would go for DX11 but that's me Im gutted I brought my 295GTX just before the 400 series came out

so i will have to wait a bit longer
