Redshift's Last Build

This will be the last update in the Corsair SPEC-02 Redshift Edition. It was fun building in it, with all it's unique ways of routing cables. I'll especially miss the 5.25" drive bays, but it's something that has to be done. Eventually this build, along with the streaming equipment, will become my sister's, while the parts from the pre-built with other components will belong to myself. I'm excited for when this moment arrives, but I'll miss the looks and functionality of this discontinued case. As for future plans, the computer will most likely remain intact besides the case. Although the Corsair SPEC-02 is a great case, which offers a feature that most cases eliminated, those few inches are a bit too long for the desk. For that particular reason, I'm hoping to replace my current case with the Corsair Carbide 220T. I'm also looking forward to a secondary build, which will focus on content creation. ASUS's ProArt line has been something that I've been interested in ever since it's creation. When the B550 version was in stock at my Fairfax Micro Center, I eagerly looked over the box, seeing all of the unique features that it offered. With the newest X570 version, it has everything that I would ever need, without having to worry about bandwidth limitations. I've been looking for a place to make this purchase in-person and not many places carry this particular board. As this board is a prosumer motherboard, I can understand why not many places have the X570 ProArt in-stock and I'm in no rush to make this transaction; I'll slowly gather up parts, just like I did for Redshift. Transitioning to Ryzen was the main goal for Redshift and I'm glad that I was able to do it. Now I have a new goal to create a prosumer-based computer for content creation.