Beastmodetech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhYeqgufYss Already done son

Bonering intensifies

MLG explained fast as possible as april fools video would be pretty funny

Build so clean, you could eat off it. Stellar job bud.

Wasn't too bad, although the modifications are really not ideal for anyone using more than one 3.5 hard drive. I had to remove the actual tray that holds the motherboard down, So I had to drill out all the rivets, thankfully the rivets are aluminum so they drill out with ease, and they are easily replaceable with any PSU screws that you use to mount the PSU ( Hex tip / Phillips? ) So with the tray out, you'll notice the main issue is the openings for the wire management / Hard Drive rails are flush to any large PSU, leaving no space. Resolution, you need to cut 2/3 of the Left side rails, by doing this, if you flip your hard drive upside down, the top rail becomes a 4th rail, and the hard drive slides in snug to the roof. Id attach pictures but 1, I'm at work and 2, I don't want people seeing the shitty cut job I made. Other than that, looks great to me, I love this case.

Thanks. The AX1200( 1st gen ) was left over from my last build that was a tri sli GTX 580 back in 2011 when I first built it, I figured Id reuse the *ahem* 300$ power supply, instead of buying a new one. I am fully aware of the "overkillness" of the PSU but couldnt bring myself into letting it go, and besides, its been awhile since I busted out the power tools for some old fashion PC modifications Oh also, its a 4690k in there, not a i7.

Dont mean to necro but I recently did a build with this case. Only problem, good luck fitting a large PSU in there, you will need to cut into the hard drive bay I hope you all enjoy.

No. And for the future, you may want to provide more details on how you intend to use your card and the resolutions you intend to run at. More info for us = More accurate response for you.