Superb cablemanagement behind the motherboard tray!
How's the Logitech controller working for you? Is the digipad good or rather squishy/inaccurate? Does it get recognized in games as a X360 controller right away or do you have to fiddle around to get it to work? Can you compare it to an X360 controller? I'm looking for a replacement for my X360 controller but the XBOne controller still needs a cable and is too expensive, that's why I'm looking for alternatives. Sorry for the block of questions.
To be honest with you I have had it for around three months now and hardly ever use it, so far for the times that I have it has been detected and worked flawlessly.
I purchased it for fighting and racing games but I haven't been playing a lot of those lately.
TY for the kind comments re the cabling, I am a bit OCD lol, if you look in the window down the bottom you can see a white molex plug through one of the grommet holes. I need to paint this - it's bugging me!
Regarding the white molex-plug: have you considered cable-extensions? (like the ones from Bitefenix or Silverstone) I thought about getting some to hide the ugly multi-colored CPU and GPU power cables in my PC.
Unfortunately the molex is there not because I needed an extension but because it's acting as a low profile power cable for my sata drives behind the motherboard tray. My PSU power cables and the bitfenix extensions don't fit :(
I actually had to swap the motherboard out in the early days as the second DDRIII channel failed on the first one and I didn't have to re-do anything, most likely because I swapped the same type of board in again.
Honestly if I ever swapped a motherboard (to a new model) or power supply I would have to redo the cabling, otherwise everything else (sata cables, pci-e power etc) has enough slack to move around the place a bit if I were to add a drive or change graphics cards.
If I was swapping to a different motherboard or new power supply I would pretty well rebuild the system anyway. :)
