A video production beast for my mother

My mother's 2010 iMac is dying (thankfully, I hate that thing). I've made sure to mention how dumb her purchase choice was as much as I could over the years--(she didn't just pay the Apple tax, she paid the Apple+retail store tax, which makes her purchase even worse)--but that's really a non-issue now. Her iMac maybe has a month left before it craps itself completely.

One of the things I've pointed out repeatedly is how much better a desktop PC can be for what she does: video production. She's in Premiere and she's about to start training for After Effects, too, for what that's worth. My goal is this: build a hell of a video production machine for a bit less than she spent on her old iMac--she spent $1700, and that's the cap, but ~1500 would be preferable if it can be done without greatly sacrificing power.

Stuff I know I can't do:
-- An SSD for her main drive. I want to. I have one, use one, and love it. She wouldn't understand that she can just load-it-up with a crapload of data and'd fill it up way too fast.

Stuff I'd like to do:
-- Internal Bluetooth.
-- (I've been looking, but have been really sceptical of the parts I've been looking at) Internal Wifi--preferably one without any external antenna, though I know that may not be possible. I fear she'll break them off when she has to move next year.

Where I currently am:
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Lettershort/saved/2M6T

Other stuff:
From the US, I prefer Amazon, but I'll use Newegg if the price difference is substantial ($20+ difference)
She has a mouse, keyboard, speakers, and printer.

Thoughts?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/26Ub6

RAM: Mushkin Blackline 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR3-2133 Memory.  Higher clocked RAM will make rendering a bit quicker, and having a nice factory matched kit ensure that they'll work together.

GPU: PowerColor Radeon HD 7950 3GB Video Card.  Having more VRAM will help a lot.  2GB vs 3GB.  This is also a bit cheaper, and is between a GTX 760 and 770.

PSU: XFX 550W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply.  Stupid cheap, and enough wattage to run everything and even have a bit of OC if you wanted to.

Hope this helped a bit.

does she have adobe CC, if not it will have to be Nvidia

I have to agree with gigabuster on the nvidia card for video production.  Cuda is boss when it comes to video production and encoding.  Good luck, dood.

She's using Adobe CS6.

After my recent issues with an AMD card, I'm hesitant to use one anyway, but I've been told CUDA can be quite helpful, especially in AE.

actually the 7xxx series and up outperforms Nvidia but only CC can use it

that will be significantly faster at video rendering

you can also sneak a few games in too