The re-re-rebuild (i have lost count now

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As people may have picked up by now, im very picky about wiring, and general inside the case.
Now to bring everyone up to speed.
Since the last rebuild, just over a week ago, i decided to replace my MSI Z77 MPower. I am one of the few people, along with Nebulous, do dislike that motherboard, given that Nebulous possibly hates it more, with a passion i presume

When his hate exploded, somehow so did mine and my feelings bout the MSI Z77 MPower, so i figured, this is my time to sell my MSI and replace it with something i may like more. I disliked the MSI bios beyond belief!
I put the MSI for sale, and ordered an AsRock Z77 WS. Not much is known about this motherboard, no reviews, no youtube videos and pretty much only info is 1 post on a random forum, and AsRocks own webpage.
I picked this motherboard, for the placement of the PCI-e slots for use with dual GPU's, oh and the color scheme and well, i already own an AsRock B75M ITX, and i have had no issue with it, i figured i'd go all out AsRock.
The MSI was sold yesterday, and my AsRock Z77 WS came today. The box looked beating by the postal service, and gave me a slight fit of rage, but im over it now, and i spent time relaxing and rebuilding my rig.
Specs with this build.
AsRock Z77 WS
Intel I7 3770K
8Gb Corsair Vengaence 1866Mhz
128Gb Kingston SSD
2x harddrives, forget names and size, they are pure slaves
2x Sapphire HD7970 Ghz Vapor-x 6Gb
Corsair AX750
Corsiar H70 (v1)
2x Arctic Cooling F9 TC fans on H70
4x Enermax Cluster UCCL12
1x Enermax Cluster UCCL14
Lite-On Dvd-rw
About a zillion black zip ties!
Now the rebuild, yet again!
First up, i remounted the Enermax cluster UCCL14
Some cable management on the fans.
The new AsRock Z77 WS.
Apart from a ruined box, the motherboard seems very nice, a lot of nice features i was missing from the MSI Z77 MPower, more SATA3's, less annoying LED's, the gold caps area nice touch. But i dont like the locking system they picked for the PCI-e slots. Thats a downer.
Installed in case.
Started to run wires below the motherboard, to hide them as much as possible.
PSU, and SSD are back in the case.
First shot of the back, which im putting alot more work into this time around.
Inside shot, CPU installed, along with a couple power cables, the 24pin and 2x4pin at the top.
Harddrives have been placed in the 5,25" bays, power and sata cables run.
Back shot - Everything done apart from the power cables for the GPU's 2x 2x4 cables.
The twins enter the stage yet again!
Slight issue with length on Crossfire cable, and its the long version!
Back view, 95% of all cables run, only 2 cables from H70 fans to go.
All done, for this round!
and of course the back view.
All done.
I booted the system up, and went into a very nice bios. Set it up, and it refused to boot my W7 ssd, no matter what settings i threw at it, so gave up, and will do a full reinstall tomorrow, and then try my hand at overclocking with this board very soon!
Hope you enjoyed!
