First PC Build

[SlimBoyHellskin]

I'm new to this forum and to the PC community but would really like to get started. I have parts picked out for my first PC build and to the best of my knowledge everything's compatible and would fit pretty nicely. Would it be overkill to ask a few people to check if everything's compatible? I'd hate to buy $1,000 worth of parts and realize I bought the wrong CPU or have a GPU that isn't compatible with my motherboard or too big for my case.
Thanks!

 

[Oussebon]

Always a wise plan to get a 2nd (or 3rd or 4th!) pair of eyes

Check out this for suggestions on the information it's useful to give about needs and use-case for your system:

How To - How to Ask for New Build or Upgrade Advice

If you're looking for advice, the best way to get it is by providing as much information as possible right from the start. This allows other readers the context they need to point you in the right direction. Here are some suggestions to improve your chances of getting solid answers: What should...

forums.pcgamer.com

And if buying components to assemble yourself, often best to post them in a list on

Pick parts. Build your PC. Compare and share.

pcpartpicker.com

(although unlike what the PC Gamer guide says, don't limit it to Amazon and Newegg but the stores you intend to use, with real prices)