Will these following graphics work on my pc?

Would these PC components work together in a PC, and would it be a fast, PC with high graphics?

• I write gaming reviews, but want to start using 1080p quality footage. I need to get a new PC anyway and was told that building one was the best thing to do? I saw alienware but there were some thing s that i didn't like.... Do these components work together? Would the computer be faster than other PC's e.g. alienware? Will it be able to d 1080p recording? will the graphics be good? WHAT NEEDS IMPROVING? The parts: Case: Cooler Master 690 II Advanced Case - Black - No PSU Controller card: Novatech 2 Port PCIe USB 3.0 Adapter Graphics card: ASUS GeForce GTX 560Ti DCII 1024MB GDDR5 Processor: 2nd Generation Intel® Core? i5 2500K 3.30GHz Socket LGA1155 - Retail. Motherboard: Asus Maximus IV GENE-Z/GEN3 Intel Z68 (Socket 1155) Motherboard Power supply: Corsair TX 850W ATX2.31 80 PLUS® Bronze certified Power Supply sound card: Creative Labs Sound Blaster 5.1 VX - OEM Monitor: Samsung S20A300N 51 cm (20") LED LCD Monitor Hard drive: Seagate Constellation ST32000444SS 2 TB - Hard Drive IS THERE ANYTHING WRONG? DO THE PARTS WORK TOGETHER? WOULD IT BE VERY FAST? WILL THE GRAPHICS BE 1080P STANDARD? WHAT NEEDS TO BE IMPROVED?!!! THANKYOU!

• Answer:

  Gaming/High Video Recording PC always needs a. Good Processor: Yours is Good. 2nd Gen i7 would be best b. RAM: Min 4 GB; Recommended would be 8 GB. People go upto 16GB/32GB (depending upon pockets). You haven't mentioned that here. c. HDD: Doesn't really matter. Yours is more than enough. d.Motherboard: Don't have idea about. Plus your processor should have GPU (build only for games) Rest Looks cool!