You might want to find a few more quid to double up the memory to 16gig especially if you're using on board video with a couple of monitors and you'll probably want to get a decent cpu cooler. Once you start crunching 10meg on Airspy that little thing will be louder than a 747 taking off, the BeQuiet range are cheap and silent.
If you intend playing around with the lower bands then branded PSUs are a good bet for EMC, something like Corsair, Seasonic or BeQuiet, I've seen some really crap cheap ones, CE stickered but with all the mains filtering replaced by wire links.
If you can afford it get an SSD for the OS, I went for a 250GB Corsair and I'm really impressed with the speed of it, much better than the SATA III drive it replaced.
This is how my SDR/sat PC has evolved complete with a pair of 24" monitors (both of which I found in skips!), the huge amount of desktop space is great when you're running four or five separate programmes and saves loads of window moving and minimising.
All in good time Paul ..
Just wanna get it up n running for now ..
Tweaks and additions later..
Apparently this one will upgrade to 32gb memory wise ..
so I gotta start feeding 'piggy-bank' again..
lol
..and yes Airspy is VERY demanding ...
The only thing that will run it smoothly atm is my core i7 lappy ..
Monitor wise I have a choice of outputs ..
VGA DVI and HDMI from the onboard chipset ...
..and I tend to use salvaged TVs as monitors ..
Currently using a 22inch Neon ..but I have a nice 32 inch LG I recently repaired the backlight LED array on ..
A nice TV ...but no PC input ..
So looks like its got 2B HDMI
;)