My first (And only) build went very well, except for bad cable management that I later fixed and the mishap I'm going to go into more detail about now. I had already gotten all my hardware tested and in the case, and I was plugging in all of the cables for the front I/O. Everything went well, but soon after I noticed the USB 3.0 connector was sticking out of the motherboard. I took the cable out and proceeded to do the worst thing I could have done, jammed the cable back in as hard as possible. Once again it didn't fit. I continued to jam the cable in as hard as I could until one of my few brain cells fired up and I decided to check the port. One of the pins was bent completely flat against the bottom of the port, but It was still connected. I tried to straighten it up, and maybe it would work. It didn't. The pin snapped off, and now one of the USB ports on my $1000+ computer doesn't work.