CPU: Intel Core i7-4770K @ 4.2 ghz stable Cooler: H100i Motherboard: Asus Maximus VI Hero Ram: 16gb 2400mhz Corsair Vengeance GPU: GTX 970 Strix Storage: Samsung 840 Pro 128GB SSD, WD Caviar Black 2TB HDD PSU: RM750 80+ gold Case: Corsair C70 Optical: Asus DRW-24B1ST/BLK/B/AS DVD/CD Writer
edit: Was to take off the redundant 8 pin GPU power connector connected to the other 8 pins going to my PSU. My logic behind that was to make room for airflow from the front fan, but I think the way I have it now looks a lot cleaner. Also 4790k wasn't out when I built this, but I think i I might get it since 4770k is a terrible overclocker.
The only issue I see is the power pins for the GPU. Why do you have 2x 6pin PCI-e into an 8 pin adapter, when the first one on the PCI-e cable is an 6+2 pin (8 pin) PCI-e?
I built it March of last year. I've been thinking about getting it, but I'm overclocked already, and I'm saving up for a Cherokee upgrade from a '94 malibu.
It's tidier than my first PC but back then we didn't so many options for cable management which has left me (and others) with bad habits.
The one thing i'd like to ask is "is there any room to tuck the excess cable length somewhere behind the mobo tray?" That way if you get the whim to put in an extra fan the cables won't interfere when you put it in.
Side note, nice to see you haven't "BLINGED OUT" your rig like a lot of other first time builders.
Okay how's this, I uploaded a new picture in the OP. I've got everything flattened out behind the tray as best I can. The cables are super stiff and the room behind tray isn't that much when you have 40 short cables all going through the same hole.
