NZXT Phantom build update 2

Just a little information about the parts used and the progress of this build.

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[zver711]

Ghetto-modding the cables, I see :) Well, its a step-up from someone using permanent marker to color his SATA cables. I've seen it done. Cable management looking good.

[FUzzyBUnnyBOoties]

@zver711 One has to work with what they got. It actually works pretty good. I have done it on other builds and have not had any problems with it chipping or scrapping off. The cables are all done now they look a lot better then in that video.

[PGTMan]

Looking nice Fuz. Good idea to paint the cables. Can't wait to see what mods you eventually do to this!

[FUzzyBUnnyBOoties]

@PGTMan Thank you Sir. It should look pretty cool when it is all done if I don't screw it up :-)

[hackeroo]

very very very nice rig :D love your vids man ^^

[FUzzyBUnnyBOoties]

@hackeroo Thank you very much. I am just loving it. Cant wait ti have the time to get everything done to it. It might not be until winter until it is done but it will be fun to play with.

[FUzzyBUnnyBOoties]

@ComputerTechTV Thank you Rick.

[ComputerTechTV]

looks great!

[FUzzyBUnnyBOoties]

@ThorTheCommenter Funny you should mention that because I have moved the 24 pin as well as the sata cables. Like I mentioned in the video I was just working on the cables that day. So what you seen in the video was just what I did to get the machine up and running for the weekend so I could get the os installed and play around with it. It will look a lot different in the next video.