Pic to help you manually connect the case wires.




Here....you want the RED dot items hooked up...for the BLUE dots, I'm not sure which one you will need. My guess would be the top BLUE dot.








/e I'm looking at the .pdf manual for your mobo, from the website...it may not be 100% up to date.
Well, lemme rephrase that...it probably doesn't match the manual you have...100%.










This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 4 2016 07:35pm

That diagram did it. Case button turns it on now. Everything is whirling. Now comes setting the rest of it all up. I'll just refer to your previous post about that. Thanks!

Yeah...the BIOS settings. Take your time, make sure you find all of them. In YOUR manual...all the BIOS settings start in chapter 2.4


As for the two BLUE dots in the pic above...one or the other will make the LED in your power switch (on the case) work properly...aka light up.







This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 4 2016 07:39pm

I guessed right and got those working. Onto bios!!! Thanks a ton! It's so quiet.... Mmmmmmmm

That new computer smell.

/e Post back when you get Windows and etc. installed, there are a few BIOS settings I had you set just to begin with, but later, you may want to change some of them.



General install order:

Unhook the internet.

Windows.
Motherboard drivers.
Vid card drivers (www.nvidia.com)

Rehook the internet.

Windows Updates.


W/e else you want to install.









This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 4 2016 08:01pm

Dayum. Nice computer specs.

post pics with sides off plz

I thought you'd never ask.





This post was edited by NinjaSushi on Aug 5 2016 09:33am

I will once wife goes to work so I can nerd out a bit.

Cable management wasn't too bad on the visible side of the case. As in you can't see any of them. the back part however I may redo. Replugging stuff into the psu in the right order so nothing crisscrosses.

The G-force is chroma though which is awesome since I have black widow chroma keyboard / chroma naga mouse / and 2420Z benq monitor which is red

told you building your own pc is better

for the same specs a premade would have been double that
for the same price you'd have at least 4x worse parts

save all your boxes and serial numbers and register your hardware btw. just in case something breaks or gets stolen

and monitor your temperatures the first few days too. especially under load