New Customac Mini Build Proposed parts list-Any Red Flags-Please Advise.

[adilworth2014]

New Customac Mini Build-

Already Owned:

Intel i5-2400 (OC'ed to 3.6 Ghz from 3.1 Ghz)
Patriot G2 1333 Mhz
Corsair 32 GB SSD
NVIDIA Geforce GT 520
2.5 Inch 500 GB HDD from my old Macbook (drive made by samsung)
Mac OS X Mountain Lion (current updated version)

Need to Buy:
Silverstone SG05BB-450-USB 3.0 (mini-itx Chassis)
Samsung 8X DVD Writer (laptop size DvD burner, uses mini-sata port Perhaps)
Cooler Master GeminII M4 (Low profile 52mm CPU Cooler)
Gigabyte GA-Z77N-WiFi
Atheros 9280 Half Size PCie wireless card
Syba SATA to Mini-SATA cable (Just in case for the optical drive)
Windows 8 Pro Upgrade from Windows 7

Planned Upgrades (sometime in the future, probably next year):

i5-2400>i5 3570K
Patriot G2 1333 Mhz>Kingston Hyper X 1600 Mhz (same capacity)
500 GB HDD>Seagate Momentous XT 750 GB Hybrid 2.5 inch drive
32 GB Corsair SSD>Crucial 128 GB m4 SSD 6 GB/s
NVIDIA Geforce GT 520>NVIDIA Geforce GTX 650 Ti

Any red flags on any of these parts? Your feedback is greatly appreaticated.

Sincercly,

-adilworth2014

 

[adilworth2014]

UPDATE: I have swapped out the CPU Cooler due to concerns about it covering the PCIe slot. I am now using a Phanteks Ultra Low Profile CPU Cooler with 3x6 mm Embedded Copper Heat-Pipes and PH-F90PWM Premium Fan PH-TC90LS in its place, which should do just fine, and I don't have to use a larger case like the Bit Fenix Prodigy. (which i like, but i want something I can fit in a duffel bag

 

[adilworth2014]

UPDATE: I have now all the parts except the case (SG05BB 450 USB 3.0) and the motherboard (Z77N-WiFi). Will get these soon and build the machine. Will post pics and build stuff when finished!

 

[adilworth2014]

UPDATE: I am now going to be using an (Ivy Bridge) Intel Xeon E3-1220 v2 processor in place of the (Sandy Bridge) i5-2400. Performance wise this Xeon is much more powerful than this (Sandy Bridge) i5-2400. It is equivalent to an (Ivy Bridge) i5-3450, and it comes within spitting distance of the flagship (Ivy Bridge) i5-3570k at stock clock speeds. Plus some other benefits that I will go over when I post the build when it is complete. Also will be posted will be why I choose the Xeon over the i5-3570k that can be over clocked for a z77 mobo, because I'm sure some of you are curious about that... Will be completing the build this month, so stay tuned for the posting of the final build!

Finalized build specs:

CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1220 v2 (Ivy Bridge) 3.1 GHz (Turbo 3.5 GHz)
Mobo: Gigabyte Z77n-WiFi
CPU Cooler: Phantek PH-TC90LS
GPU: Nvidia EVGA GTX 660 or GTX 650 Ti (leaning towards the 660)
Hard Drive: Samsung 500 GB HD*
Memory:8 GB (2 x 4 GB) Kingston HyperX Genesis 1600 MHz DDR3 Dual Channel Memory
SSD: Corsair 32 GB SSD*
WiFi: Atheros 9280 Half-size mini PCI-E card.
Case: SG05BB-450-USB 3.0
Optical Drive: Samsung SN-208BB Slimline Optical Drive
Operating Systems: Mac OS X Mountain Lion and Windows 7 Ultimate
Power Supply: SFX PSU included with the case 450 Watts
Other:
Syba SATA to Mini SATA Cable with Molex Power Adapter (needed for properly connecting ODD to Mobo)
Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound (because I like this compound better than the stock compounds included with coolers)

*May be swapped out, upgraded, or removed entirely last minute

Can't wait to post the final build! Hope you guys feel the same!

Sincerely,

-adilworth2014