Note: There's a TL;DR. Don't worry, lol.
I have the exact same case as Stemor 61. I recommend it as well. The Green is very visually pleasing imo. Though the Orange is awesome for Halloween.
Personally, I removed ALL of the drive cages from my Phantom. I felt they just took up soooooo much room. If you have a drill and a screw driver, it's easy. Just be careful with the metal bits that fall out of the rivets and be careful in the size drill bit you use so you don't over expand the holes so you might be able to use them later. If you are wondering why I'd need more room, custom water cooling.
If you don't care about that, forget I said anything about it.
It's a great case.
There's literally no reason to get an EVGA board. I recommend the ASRock Extreme 4 motherboard. It's still $40 cheaper than yours, but the amazing bit is the software that comes with it. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157293
You get XFast LAN, XFast USB, and XFast System Speed which all translates to you getting software that manages all 3 of those things built into your OS (Windows 7 for me).
What this means is I have a Network monitoring overlay on my screen (XFast Lan) that tells me my Internet speed atm, my TCP/UDP connections, and how my traffic breaks down into various categories like Media, VoIP, Up/Download rates, Filesharing, etc etc. It shows my ping. It's very detailed and useful software. I love it.
I have the App Charger which makes it so that my cell phone or any other device can charge from my USB ports on my computer at any time (even if it's shutdown) and it does so faster (as if it's plugged into a wall).
This is basically the XFast USB mentioned. Which is awesome in one way, but not awesome in another. It's better to charge batteries slowly to preserve their total capacity. Faster isn't better because it makes the battery degrade faster as well. Although the ability to charge even when my PC is off is awesome.
Then there's the XFast System Speed. It allows you to overclock your components (CPU, GPU, and RAM) while in Windows 7. Awesome. Simply awesome. It does this through Asrocks XTuner software. This allows you to also monitor ALL your voltages, temps, fan speeds, etc etc as well directly from the BIOS' information. There's third party software to do this, but it being native to the Motherboard is awesome. This is the software that also allows you to make a RAMDisk with XFast RAM in the settings.
Basically though, everything they give you can be replaced by third party software, but the fact that they saved me so much downloading, searching, and the like is awesome imo. Plus some third party software makes you pay for it, so why pay more? That and I just like their software.
As for the whole "RAMDisk" thing, a RAMDisk turns your RAM basically into an uber fast SSD. You will have 16 GB of RAM, and honestly you won't need that much RAM. You could turn half of it into a RAMDisk with ASRock's software and use that while you save up for an SSD. Just remember that you have to make a backup of whatever is on the RAMDisk before you turn off the computer or it's erased. That's the only downside I think of a RAMDisk, besides low sizes.
8GB of RAMDisk would be great for a game like Planetside 2. It'd allow it to load at speeds faster than most SSD's. RAM hits about 2 GB/s sustained read/write speeds. Most SSD's hit about 500 MB/s sustained Read/Write speeds. A good temporary solution at least until you get an SSD.
TL;DR
Get the case, it's a great case. Good for anything anyone wants to do with it, and aesthetically pleasing too.
Get the ASRock motherboard for great software and use the software to make a 6-8 GB RAMDisk to use until you get your SSD. It's cheaper and of good quality.
Anyway, that's what I have to say. Other than that, your build is great. the 3770k will give you a little extra boost since you stream over the 3570k. My only other suggestion is build the computer on http://www.pcpartpicker.com to find better deals on those parts, not to mention rebates and combos. Just a suggestion.