do they mount at the top and bottom right inside the case?

Yeah I just used Velcro tape to mount the tubes and the power supply on the inside of the windowed panel.

They have different connectors now?

Yikes.

Man, I've been having such a good time reading about this stuff and finding out how it all works and goes together. I'll often find myself during the day at work thinking about it. Pretty pumped to get the parts in front of me and put my rig together.

seems easy enough. I like the idea. I also have a an LED strip with a remote that has a ton of different colors I thought about putting in there

Not quite, same connectors, just not enough. it does not have enough to SLI, which is part of the reason he got the motherboard and power supply he did.

So I talked to a guy last night who is getting rid of his gaming stuff. He has a pny gtx 770 he's willing to sell to me for 130 bucks. I already ordered mine.... So. Should I pull the trigger and go sli bridge route?

No matter how many systems you build, this will happen. It's a guy thing I guess. Kind of like waiting for a big game except you have more control and can build the gameplan from scratch. ;)

If it weren't a PNY I would ask for his number.

Either that, or resell it to me for $150. :)

told the guy i wanted the extra 770, barring any complications

http://www.frys.com/product/7825299?...H:MAIN_RSLT_PG

Great PSU deal. 850W +80 bronze for $58

http://images.frys.com/art/product/3...99.01.prod.jpg

id try to go with Corsair best PSU out there

I did choose the Corsair. Its a decent Mid Tier PSU (the cx series) that will get the job done and is modular

Corsair doesn't make their own PSU's.

Seasonic is regarded as the top manufacturer of PSU's.

In this case, the Corsair CX series is manufactured by Channel Well and that Antec is a rebranded Seasonic M12II. Corsairs TX/VX V2's are made by Seasonic along with a few others.