Thank you! I chose white LEDs for that very reason - it's easy to overdo the red on these builds, and red LEDs tend to over-saturate everything in red. I'm very happy with the color balance, and it's good to hear someone agree with me on that aspect.

Haha best name I could think of at the time of writing this. Thank you for the compliments :)

Agreed, very happy with it :)

I bought what I could afford when I needed it, which was back in January. This was actually a great deal for a 980Ti back then, and I didn't want to wait 6+ months for Pascal cards. I suspect I'll upgrade for big pascal, while the 980Ti still has some value.

Yes, it does have clearance for an optical drive with that 240mm radiator installed. In fact, I had one in this build when it was first completed, but I removed it because I didn't like how it looked and didn't want to deal with the extra cables since I rarely use it.

The highest honor, I appreciate it.

Thank you very much, I'm humbled.

Just as a heads up, Phanteks literally just announced a tempered-glass version of the Enthoo Pro M at Computex 2016. If I were you, I would try to wait for that to release, although I don't know anything about the release date. The only mention you'll find anywhere online is in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74SeqddDTdc

Anyways, good luck with the build, and feel free to ask if you have any questions or need some advice and I'll try to help in any way I can :)

It's a great case that deserves great cable-management, even the case fans. Thankfully, the case has the acclaimed interior of the Phanteks Evolv ATX with plenty of opportunity for clean cable management. Good luck!

Looking at where he got them (cablemods), the same place I got mines, his probably came included with the custom cables he bought.

You can also find some here: https://modmymods.com/darkside-24-pin-atx-cable-wire-management-holder-clear-ds-0512.html

For compatibility reasons, I got Cablemod cable combs from www.performance-pcs.com, the same website where I got the cables themselves. Hope that helps.

For what it's worth, if I needed new cable combs, I would go for something like IceModz cable combs - they're difficult to get on, but they look much more sleek IMO: http://www.icemodz.eu/#!/Clear-ICE-Round-Cable-Combs-Double-pack/p/55916230/category=5474654

Hello! First off, thank you for the compliments!

In my opinion, cable-management is the most difficult and time-consuming part of a good build (aside from choosing parts). It's going to take time, patience, cable-ties (I prefer zip-ties), and some good creativity to hide away as many cables as possible, as neatly as possible.

The biggest factor in determining your cable management potential is your case. I'm not personally familiar with the Corsair Spec Alpha, but since it's a modern case (released this year) and seems to be a good mid-tower case, you should have plenty of good options for cable management.

The next biggest factor towards cable management is the number of parts. For example, I replaced my internal optical drive with an external optical drive to save on cables inside the case. I'm also currently running only one storage drive, and when I add a second, I will add it to the back of the case where the drive & its cables will be completely hidden.

Aside from that, it's simply a matter of routing cables around the back of the case and exposing as little cabling as possible. If a particular cable won't reach around the back, consider buying a cable extension for that particular cable so that it can reach. Fans should be oriented so that no more wire is used than necessary. Consider wiring the 8-pin CPU connector up the right side on the back of the case to avoid creating too much clutter up the middle of the back. Your case doesn't have a power supply shroud, but the window is pretty high, so keep all those cables near the bottom of the case as you route them to the back panel. Don't be afraid to route cables through the hard-drive cage, or remove the hard-drive cage completely if not in use.

Hope this helps! Every case is somewhat different with cable management, but if you follow a minimizing mindset (minimum exposed wiring, minimum distance, minimum number of cables), you'll do well.

No, just pull.