Is this barebone PC any good?

Apart from the horrible PSU, seems solid, though if you are not going for the OC tournaments, you probably don't need a 2500k over a 2600k.

What are you planing to do with it?

Looks good apart from suspicious PSU . Looks like you only missing OS and GPU.

How is the reliability of Seagate HDD? A lot of people look down on Seagate yet I see all these bundles have Seagate but not WD or Samsung.

Had 3 Seagate HDD's for 3 years now, work like a champ 24/7.

Thank you sure I have found my next buy (i5 2500k) it look really really cheap :3 why is this?

Who knows? Overstock?

No.
Check the link in my sig called "don't ever buy supercombos".

Try hard enough and you can configure a list on Newegg or other sites with better value than this supercombo kit and infinitely better parts quality. I usually do this every time I see a supercombo and have a perfect record of beating them with better selections for price. Tigerdirect's supercombos are the worst. They can be pretty tough to beat without knowledge of good deals and a good look in the online deals section (though I have done so every time), they usually bork the performance/expandability in one of two ways. One: single channel memory - significant loss in performance vs proper dual channel kit for no extra cost. Two: low end motherboards with barely any capability to run the processor to begin with (this is usually more prevalent on AMD supercombos). Three: Weak and low quality PSU. EVERY SINGLE ONE has a weak and low quality PSU. Some even dare to combine that low quality PSU with a video card - totally unacceptable marketing. Four: slow hard drive (this one has a 5900RPM, any 7200RPM HDD particularly a Samsung F3 1TB would outperform this and probably for the same or less cost. Five: they never ship free, and this is a huge minus as the entire bundle can cost a lot to s hip; if you're like me and usually recommend the same parts over and over again because of cost-performance, you will know some different parts in the same category (particularly big and heavy cases) can ship free at huge savings to the end-user. It's one of the things that make supercombo beating easy.
Edited by xd_1771 - 9/11/11 at 10:11pm

I challenge you to make a i5 2500k with a decent mobo 4gb of ram a case and a HDD all for 450$.

A single 4gb stick of ram, a low budget case, a Junk PSU and a 5900rpm (read slow) HDD?

Plus that price is AFTER rebates and does not include shipping or tax.
Edited by LuckySe7ens - 9/11/11 at 10:18pm

Challenge accepted:

Yes iPhone screen shots