TigerDirect Vs. PCpartpicker $650 build

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I was poking around a TigerDirect sales letter I get in my email and noticed that they had a sale on a barebones FX 6350 computer. As it stands today, that barebones PC costs $389.99. I began to wonder, could I make the same build with a GPU cheaper than on TD? So, I replicated the barebones build on PCpartpicker (I had to plug in the RAM cost from TD) and added a XFX Radeon HD 7870 to it and then preceded to compare it to the TD barebones with the same GPU.

I want to know what you guys think of this and if you think my build would be a good $650 budget build with the parts that are present. 

Tiger Direct

PCPartPicker

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/TheNewGuy01/saved/3Gxg

I was able to shave off roughly $20-40 off the TD barebones. The price range varies because I do not know the shipping costs for the RAM.

Edit: Put in new link for TD clone build

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TD link doesn't work :/

Just change the PSU to a better one in the PcPArtPicker link, and it should be pretty good.

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Huh, weird. I'll get on that but just to let you know, the price in the TD shopping cart was $727.

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Ya, those ultra power supplies kind of suck. With TD look at the stats on the ram. Is it some oddball cas and timings. Plus you can get a better deal on a 7870 then XFX runs. They never come down on price. You might consider looking around for a better deal on the gpu. You can find 7870s for around 180 to 160 still. I think powercolor was the cheapest i have seen.