DO NOT plan on using the power supply that comes with that case. Most power supplies that come bundled with cases are notorious for being poorly manufactured. For power, 500 W is plenty (note that the power supply that comes with that case is most likely from a no name manufacturer and won't actually be able to sustain anywhere near 500 W for any lenght of time). I would recommend looking at getting a power supply from corsair, antec, seasonic, PC power and cooling, or any other big manufacturer. Something between 400-500 W will be plenty.

I would also recommend getting a full size atx motherboard, rather than the micro atx that you're considering.

I can also tell you from experience that the Smilodon is a very nice case (I currently have it), a couple of my case fans started to make grinding noises (bearings wore out), so you may want to grab a couple backups (an 80 mm and 120 mm) for $20 just in case.

I Could Probably Use The PSU, RAM, And Graphics Card That I Already Have Lolz.Kakashi_132

Well in that case you'll need

CPU: $180-260

Motherboard: $80-150

Case: $80-120

Hard Drive: $60-100

DVD Drive: $30

These prices are approximations.

Out of curiosity, what components do you already have?

I tried that and it didn't work. I have a laptop keyboard. Ok, this is making me mad, i've been trying to figure this out for like 2 hours. davidaj24

You can definitely move diagonally. Like rf_switch said, you need to use 1,3,7, and 9 on the numpad. You have a problem though, because almost no laptop keyboards have a numpad. Most laptops have an fn key that you can hold down and press different keys that are labeled with numbers that act as a kind of numpad. My advice though would be to just plug in a usb keyboard and play on that.