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First Build: Bitfenix Prodigy (Blue)

Hi, I just finished my new build a couple days ago. This is the first mini-itx computer that I have built, but I have helped on several other PCs' in the past. I am only seventeen years old, but I have adept computer knowledge, so I thought why not build my own computer? I paid for all the parts and assembled the computer by myself. I also loaded Windows 8 and installed software and drivers by myself. So, let me know what you guys think about this build in the comments section below and enjoy the awesome pictures. Thanks!

 

 

Specs:

Bitfenix Prodigy (Blue)

NZXT Sentry Fan Controller- mesh

Asrock Z87e-itx Motherboard

Lepa G750-MAS (750 watt PSU)- first one I had was Corsair g700 2013 edition, which was defective.

Corsair H60 (Newest Edition)

Intel i7 4770k CPU

Galaxy Gtx 770 GPU

1 TB Western Digital Green Hard Drive 

SanDisk Extreme 120 GB SSD

Cruical Ballistix Elite 2x4 (8gb) Memory

Acer h236hl bid monitor

Coolermaster Recon Mouse

Logitech K360 wireless keyboard

 

 

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H60 isn't the first CPU Cooler I'd think to put on a 4770k lol

My Gaming Rig;  Motherboard - ASUS Maximus VI Hero | CPU - Intel i5 4670k @4.5Ghz 1.25v | GPU - GIGABYTE GTX 980 @Stock | RAM -  16GB Corsair Vengeance @1866Mhz | CPU Cooler - Corsair H100i | Storage #1 - Samsung 840 Basic 250GB SSD | Storage #2 - Sandisk II 480GB SSD | Storage #3 - 2TB 7200rpm 64mb HDDPSU - Corsair HX750 | Case - Fractal Design R4 |

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Really nice build,nice work man

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Really nice build,nice work man

Thanks, it took forever to build because of the space requirements.

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H60 isn't the first CPU Cooler I'd think to put on a 4770k lol

Hahaha, me neither, but I thought it fit in the budget and I was originally going to go with the i5 4670k.

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I like the wifi mount.

Thanks, I thought it was ingenious, but I'm not sure about the signal strength. 

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Thanks, I thought it was ingenious, but I'm not sure about the signal strength. 

LOL

 

By the way when you want to answer multiple posts, go to the bottom right of the post and click on MultiQuote.

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Hahaha, me neither, but I thought it fit in the budget and I was originally going to go with the i5 4670k.

 

Even for the 4670k, I'd only get a H100i or Noctua NH-D14

My Gaming Rig;  Motherboard - ASUS Maximus VI Hero | CPU - Intel i5 4670k @4.5Ghz 1.25v | GPU - GIGABYTE GTX 980 @Stock | RAM -  16GB Corsair Vengeance @1866Mhz | CPU Cooler - Corsair H100i | Storage #1 - Samsung 840 Basic 250GB SSD | Storage #2 - Sandisk II 480GB SSD | Storage #3 - 2TB 7200rpm 64mb HDDPSU - Corsair HX750 | Case - Fractal Design R4 |

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Pretty!! LOVE the background too!!

My PC: CPU: I7-2600K CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Evo, Mother Board: MSI Z77 Mpower, Ram: 4x4GB DDR3 1600MHz CL9 Corsair Vengeance (Black), Case: HAF 932, PSU: CM GX 650 (Upgrading to RM750 soon), SSD: Samsung 840 Pro 120GB SSD, HD:  750GB Seagate 7200 RPM, Optical: Samsung Blu-ray burner, GPU: MSI GTX 560 TI Twin Frozr (Upgrading to an HD R9-290X on launch)

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Prodigy is pretty bad for cable management but I think it could be done a bit better. It does look really good on the GPU side which you'll be looking at most of the time, though :).

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I very compact little machine. Congrats on your first complete build!

"Everybody wants a happy ending, right? But it doesn’t always roll that way." - TS

 

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Pretty!! LOVE the background too!!

Thanks! I think it looks cool too.

 

Prodigy is pretty bad for cable management but I think it could be done a bit better. It does look really good on the GPU side which you'll be looking at most of the time, though :).

 

Routing the cables was seriously difficult, as the psu didn't fit in perfectly, so cables got smashed; the lepa psu has flat cables though, so that made the process easier. Thanks for your comment, and I agree, my main focal point was the window side of the case which looks awesome!

I very compact little machine. Congrats on your first complete build!

Thank you! The final product was definitely worth the effort. The pics aren't the best though, as I took them with my Sony Xperia P camera. :)

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