So I recently got a job working from home and it requires me to upgrade my computer ( my current computer doesn't even fit the minimum requirements to run their software )
I've been saving up for a while and am looking to build something on a budget that can facilitate my new job but also lets me play some things & edit some short videos for my other job ( so i dont have to go into work to use their stations )

this is what I came up with, ordering parts this week, would love some feedback / experience with individual parts.
Notes: sata cable is for an oem disc drive. I'm not looking to change my processor / memory but I'm open to other suggestions / advice.
My budget is around 750 (not pictured are a windows 7 license & disc drive )

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http://youtu.be/lYmjTyD9Xjs

http://www.last.fm/user/cctvgotme

http://youtu.be/QUQW2wJyhqk

we're posting redundant videos that mean nothing here, right?

Playing with people you enjoy the company of would / do hang out with in real life is really important. If that's completely impossible just play with people or find someone to practice with that wants to grow as a player, people who want to legitimately get better will take criticism well and want to help others the same way. If you can't stand to watch demos of your mistakes have someone else take a look at them and critique, just know losing is as much a part of winning as anything else.

Is really great advice too.

I can't really listen to it while I play, but I consider Electric Wizard, Sleep, Dead Meadow to be 'heavy'. They're not quite technically metal but they're rough enough to fit the same mood. Drone, thrash, anything that seems a bit redundant but you don't mind are cool things to get into. Viking / melodic metal are super fun too. All of it ends up being music you listen to while you pick your cousin up from jail though.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=_R2Ep6L5gIA#t=1954s

both are important, talent is a spark.