I'm back! Meant to have this up WAY earlier, but I got swamped right after building it. Still, I promised pictures (shoddy phone quality, but still), so here we go!
Inside:
I know the cable management isn't very good, but I had a hard time moving the cables in a way that made the inside clean. The 24 and 8 pin were impossible to get outside with the PSU cords that I had without feeling like I was going to break something. The best part of the management, though I know it's hard to see in this picture, is that both the SATA cords, power and data, are routed outside, as well as all the fan control cords. The only exception to that being the fans on the front which clearly had to go through that way.
Outside:
Outside 2:
It's been working great so far, with only a few minor problems. The computer still double cold boots, but from what I've been reading, that's a fairly common problem with these motherboards, and isn't something to worry about. More concerning, though, was the email I got from Newegg about the problems these boards with the P67 chipset are beginning to have.
"Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve you. Newegg has recently become aware of a design issue that is affecting recent models of Intel Sandy Bridge platform motherboards. We are working with Intel to identify the exact nature of this problem."
Basically the rest of the email states that ports 2-5 are messed up and shouldn't be used, but that leaves all of two SATA ports to use. Newegg said that they'll be shipping out a replacement board as soon as it becomes available in March, so looks like I'm going to have to rip it out in a few weeks.
Other than that, computer runs great, and I'm extremely thankful for all the help I received on this forum. Wouldn't have been possible without you guys! Thanks for all you do.
