Is My PC build good for my budget (Newbie builder) ?

Chilaxin'

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This is my first time building a computer and i would like to make the best gaming computer for the $800-$950 range without breaking my wallet; Im buying from TIGER DIRECT.COM. I have already bought the Motherboard (Mobo for short) and the CPU for starters (i also have mouse and keyboard). I am trying to go over the specs before i buy anything more, need some professional help.

Oh...I'm pretty sure i got the right power supply but please check. i used an online calculator and got an estimate of at least 600 WATTS to run this rig, so i went 680 since im not going to 'rig' it out that much.

Motherboard= ASUS P7H55-M Pro; LGA 1156, DDR3 DIMM, 4 memory slots (up to 4gb each slot), 1x PCIex16, and 6x SATA ports. micro ATX form (for tower types).
$100

CPU= Intel i3-550; 3.2 Ghz,LGA 1156 socket, 4MB L3 catche, Dual-core, w/ fan
$110

Memory/RAM= Corsair XMSE 4GB; Dual Channel (2x 2048MB), DDR3 DIM, 1333 Mhz (compatible with motherboard), 9-9-9-24
$83

Graphics/Video Card= EVGA GeForce GTX 460 Super-clocked Video card; 1GB, PCIex2.0, Direct X11, minimum 450 Watt power supply.

Hard Drive= Western Digital Cavalier Blue Hard Drive ; 500 GB, 7200 RPM, 16 MB, SATA, OEM
$40

Operating System= Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64Bit; OEM DVD, English
$100

DVD/CD Writer= Samsung TSH66EB; DVD/CD writer, OEM
$20

Computer Case= APIVIA X DREAMER CASE ; ATX / microATX, mid tower
$45

Powersupply= APEVIA ICEBERG/ 680 WATT / ATX / SLI Ready / SATA Ready, wire management system.
$80

ASUS Monitor
$120

Thanks for the help, and don't bother answering if your just gonna give a stupid answer.

P.S. im not completely sure about the compatibility of the Graphics card and the power supply, please help... also anyone think this build is great?
 
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