Bitfenix Prodigy

[BrandonR-NZ]

Hey fellas,

So I had a tinker with the cabling in my Bitfenix prodigy. Got it looking quite a bit better than it was with my old HDD's etc.

There is no GPU but I have a GTX 570 coming next week (Not new obviously but it shall do).

Specs:
Bitfenix Prodigy | Corsair CX600 | Antec 200mm intake | Bitfenix stock exhaust
Intel Core i5 4430 | Asrock B85M-ITX | 4GB DDR3 1600 (upgrading soon)
OCZ Agility 3 SSD with Windows 8.1 | Also using some Deepcool CPU cooler with a stock Bitfenix fan. Runs under 50 degrees load and is nice and quiet

 

[jamesriley94]

That's actually really tidy for a Prodigy.

Not massively keen on most of the parts, but it looks nice enough!

 

[tinytomlogan]

Just goes to show you dont have to spend silly money to have a tidy rig - Ill schedule this for facebook dude

 

[skullbringer]

saw it on facebook, very cool.

 

[BrandonR-NZ]

Just goes to show you dont have to spend silly money to have a tidy rig - Ill schedule this for facebook dude

Thanks Tom! I tried to get the best parts with the money I had at the time. Even though it's a lower price rig that's no excuse to leave it messy

I've also ordered a side window for the Prodigy, should look nice with the Gigabyte triple fan 570 when I install it

 

[BrandonR-NZ]

Got my GTX 570

I did purchase a side panel window which looks amazing but with the cooler on the GTX 570 it just roasts so I'm using the stock vented panel again, but kept it for when I eventually use this case as my server case.

I also would have used bitfenix extension cables for the GPU but I only have a 6 pin from my previous 7770, just need a 8 pin and that will do for now.