How fast will this package projects, and build stuff in VS?
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/gPJB6h
Upgrading from an old i5 and a AMD GPU, so I know it will have way more performance than my previous build
Back in the days,people used say AMD processors excel at rendering and other stuff.Intel was more for gamers.This was a time that Pentium 4s were the champions of the new age…I was not,still I’m not an expert about issue but going for a AMD and +8 core central processor will be very helpful in building lightmasses(they love extra cores!) etc.
One thing should check is your motherboard.It’s a cheap model,and you’re trying to put strong stuff on it.How much motherboard’s north bridge will be happy from stress,I’can’t tell.Consider it to replace,if you have the bucks.
I’ve not heard of that PSU manufacturer. It seems a bit cheap to me. 
Raidmax? They make some of the highest-rated cases on Newegg: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007582%2050001622&IsNodeId=1&bop=And&Order=RATING&PageSize=30
Just saying they’re not an unknown, I can’t vouch for their PSUs though.
Really? Cool. I’m UK-based, so that must be why. They haven’t made it across the pond, yet. 
But it does seem a bit cheap. Mind you, I’m extra paranoid about PSUs, so I always get a really good one.
I live in the US and never have heard of them!
Hello i just like to throw my 2 cents in .
Buying a Xeon may seem like a good option, but you get more bang for your buck with a i7 + you have OverClocking capabilaty…
Also the socket for your motherboard is somewhat outdated and you should heavily consider a LGA2011 or Xeon`s equal socket instead.
This will allow for you to upgrade should you want to in a year or two.
Futhermore the PSU you have chosen is not going to give you a system running at optimal performance.
400 GPU + 80 CPU + 7 HDD + 3 RAM = 490 Watt.
That’s the power usage of the hardware you posted, now add power usage from stuff like Fans, Front panel, USB, and other internal/ external devices.
You simple won`t have the power to run it properly and you left with a machine that’s not running as fast as it should.
Never scimp on your PSU, sorry to “trash” your build but IMO you can make some smarter choices.