Everyone's builds look so good! I fell like doctoring my build up a bit before posting pictures.

First time ? impressive, look so good !

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Some awesome looking builds! I've had my case in for a few weeks but building my friends PC first however I'm trying to decide to go with an ATX board or an E-ATX, which looks best? Or will either or work just fine?

If you're keeping the plastic panel in the case, ATX looks nice, especially if you want to be fancy with motherboard cabling, you'll see it at the very edge.
 
If you want to hide all cabling behind that plastic panel, you'd be better off with e-atx
 
If no plastic panel/watercooling, E-ATX would fill the case a bit more and not look so empty. 
 
That's my personal opinion. 

that thing is screaming at me to tell you to put it up on the desk where it belongs. but still, very nice build.

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Hey guys just uploading my dg87 build. tell me what you all think
 
 
 

That's actually straight distilled water I may do some uv drops pretty soon. Thanks for the tip

Aaaand done!

Don't mind the color scheme going on with the LED's, that is changing, that was first bootup after setting it all up.
 

Thanks! All LEDs went to white, it was just color cycling on the cards and board, they were set to Demo mode.

wow, very nice! the only comment i have for you is that you should invest in some cheap cable combs to train your cables and make it look perfect.

+1 for cable combs... PerformancePCs has a great cable comb selection, I went with CableMod cable combs because they make a 8+6 or 8+8 unified comb for the GPUs. What does the backside spaghetti mess look like?

I probably would have opted for black, or black nickel on the fittings, the silver sort of doesn't look as clean.

Well carry on with the silver then :)

I wish they would make black acrylic tubing, I would go hardline in a heartbeat, but I don't like the clear acrylic since I'm a distilled water+CuSO4 kinda guy.

Looks like a I goofed... Primochill makes 1/2" black acrylic tubing...

Looking snazzy. 
 
I am wondering. What would be the best way to paint flexible tubing? I have an idea that I think would look pretty rad, where I black out clear tubing, but mask a skinny part along the length of the tube, seeing the liquid flow. Possibly uv reactive. I like the effect, but not in completely transparent tubes. 
 
Or better yet, who would sell such a thing? I fear the paint would flake and chip after flexing it, and don't see much of a market for crazy tubing like this. Haven't done a deep search yet.
 
Someone out there had to have done this already...