Okay thanks a bunch og. I used that and it said around 470 also but I wasn't sure. This is my first build from the ground up. Also yeah I looked at your site and was blown away. Thanks alot for the help.
It can be a little nerve wracking, so I understand. If you get a name brand like Corsair, OCZ, Seasonic, a 650 watt should be enough from the start, a 700 would be what I'd consider mid-upper end. If you can afford it, you won't hurt anything by going with 850, but I'm just trying to save you a little money here.
Seasonic makes the best PSUs right now and corsair rebrands them. I believe that antec had a seasonic series of PSUs as well. here are the brands that I'd stick with off of the top of my head:
OCZ
Seasonic
Antec
Corsair
Silverstone
I'm sure that there are a couple more that I'm forgetting about though.
For the CPU heatsink I'd go with either a corsair H50 or a noctua DH-14.
I'd advise against getting a gaming keyboard, the only feature that they have that distinguishes them is the light up keys. A mechanical keyboard would work much better as the keys give more tactile feedback and most are both work with USB and PS2 ports (PS2 has no ghosting whereas USB has a maximum of 6 keys at a time). The only time that I'd get a gaming keyboard is if it has something that truly distinguishes it (like the gaming pad on the steelseries merc stealth).
If you get a modular PSU then it normally has multiple weaker rails so you'd be better off getting a high quality non-modular with a single strong rail and deal with the extra cables (its only 4 extra cables).
Cooler Master makes some nice modulars. I put a 600 watt CM in my Server (X2 CPU, 4 GB RAM, 2 x 1TB HDD's, 1x250GB, 2x80GB HDDs, GeForce 8500GT, 4 case fans) and it's been pretty solid.
If you get a modular PSU then it normally has multiple weaker rails so you'd be better off getting a high quality non-modular with a single strong rail and deal with the extra cables (its only 4 extra cables).
I used to be pretty biased against the modular PSUs myself, but they've gotten to the point in quality where I'm ok with using them, and the server I mentioned a moment ago does really well with the CM I bought.