Help selecting GPU and Cooling

Hey this is going to be my first build and I have done extensive research and took several parts from tek syndicates recent video, pc for $750.  I have a list aiming at a budget of £400 but I am aware the GPU will probably push me up to £500 and that is where I need help.  I have been struggling to find a reasonably priced but good graphics card to use in my build - the graphics cards listed in the video are on amazon where the hardly change the price between dollars and pounds even though it should be about £150 cheaper in some cases.  The one from the video that caught my eye was the sapphire card but that was on amazon and so unreasonabley priced for UK inhabitants.  I am also struggling to find cooling as I'm really not sure what to look for.

However here is my list if parts (some of the components werent available on PC Part picker so I have done it this way)

PC Build

 

Processor

AMD FX8350 Black Edition 8 Core Processor (4.0/4.2GHz, 8MB Level 3 Cache, 8MB Level 2 Cache, Socket AM3+, 125W, Retail Boxed)

(to view in dollars change url to amazon.com)

£125.70

Mother Board

GIGABYTE GA-970A-UD3P AM3+ AMD 970 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard

Price:£54.54

Hard Drive (SSD)

Kingston Technology 120GB Solid State Drive 2.5-inch V300 SATA 3

Price: £40.98

Hard Drive

WD BLACK SERIES WD1003FZEX 1TB 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive

Price: £48.12

RAM

HyperX 8 GB 1600 MHz CL9 DDR3 HyperX Beast Desktop Memory Kit (2 x 4GB) - Intel XMP

Price: £57.00

CASE

DEEPCOOL TESSERACT BF Mid Tower Computer Case SGCC+PLASTIC+RUBBER COATING

Price: £19.24

Total Price: £345.58

 For Selecting graphics cards or cooling systems here is some info:

  •  Budget: my budget is ideally £400 but I relize the GPU is likely going to push me up to around £500
  • Where do you live (what country):  I live in Britain and use the pound 
  •   -Is there a retailer you prefer: No
  • Do you need or already have peripherals? Yes (mouse, keyboard, monitor)
  • What will you be using your future computer for? I would be using my PC to animate (2d and 3d), 3D rendering and design, video editing, and of course,  gaming.
  • Do you overclock or want to get into overclocking? I have no idea how but if it improves performance, I would be willing to learn 
  • Do you plan on going for custom watercooling now, or in the future? Not really
  • OS. Do you need a new one? No, I have Windows 7 and I like it

If you Game-

  • What kind of settings do you like or what FPS do you want to play at? Ideally as high as I can but not below 30FPS
  • What resolution will you be playing at? //or would like to play at. Ideally 1080p but that's  ideally, I would be happy to go for 720p but if possible 1080p
  • What kind of games do you like to play? Whatever looks good (gmod, TF2, maybe battlefield and yes, my guilty pleasure, Minecraft ) 
  • What specific game will you be playing? probably any of the above

If you Render or Edit things-

  • What application do you use to render? Autodesk Inventor and Maya or maybe keyshot
  • Do you render movies or just photoshop pictures? just photoshop but would like to get into rendering films

Other Notes:

This is going to be my first build but I am a quick learner and it looks simple enough

Both these GPUs should be in your budget:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbTo4Fyjsxw&list=UUNovoA9w0KnxyDP5bGrOYzg

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/G9yrWZ

This is as cheap as I can get it and still give you nice things... no SSD...

Tower total without peripherals: 520

With 24" 2ms response LED monitor, decent mouse, decent mechanical keyboard: 716

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/zfk3dC

You could go el-cheapo on peripherals and get a $5 mouse and $10 keyboard, but you'll end up replacing them soon anyways... and the 24" BenQ monitor was the ~same price as 21.5" LED 2ms monitors... really that's a pretty good buy...

I'm not a huge fan of that motherboard, but it does have the powerphase to power an 8-core and you've found it for 10 cheaper than pcpartpicker has it... you could also go with the case you picked out and save some money... I wouldn't purchase a GPU below the R9 280... for the price difference, I'd go for the 290 actually... but for the purposes of trimming money to fit your budget... the 280 is fairly powerful... you can't afford anything that will software accelerate Autodesk... Photoshop works better with Nvidia, but Nvidia doesn't offer anything near the power of the R9 280 at that price point...

If you want an SSD, which you will, cause they are awesome... stay away from that one... it's terrible... the cheapest thing on the market that's good in the Corsair Force LX... it has slow write speeds but the reads are on par with anything on the market... and seeing as how you'll use it for a core program/OS drive, you won't be writing to it enough to matter...

anyways... that's my 2 cents...

If OP does go for AMD, I think 285 would be better because it supports the newer features such as Freesync and more on the future driver update.

if you can fit a 285 into his budget on the whole system... go for it... I couldn't even fit the SSD in...

Note: you're adding in a PSU, GPU, and CPU cooler (if you're going with an 8320/8350) for under 150 to his build