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Actually, the best thing would be to tell your friend: "I've got $2,000 and I need a computer for these things primarily and those things secondly. What should I get?" It looks like he knows his stuff, for high-end. Let's see if he can cope with financial contraints :) That said, here's more...

Hope I'm not overwhelming you :) Here's a power system, roughly equal to your listing. There are some benefits to building your own system, but this should give a sense of features for a similiarly priced retail system. Price: $2,900

Also, what about warranty issues? If your friend builds it, will he also be your "technician / customer service"? If this is a business computer, and your friend might not be able to provide tech-support when you need it, it may be worthwhile buying a retail system, for the tech support.

Anthony -- it would help if you gave your price limit for the total system. Also, what do you use your system for? The system you list is quite powerful, and really is overkill for word-processing type business uses and for occaisional gaming. If you're not a serious gamer, scale back on the...