These are probably some of the more interesting PC stuff I’ve seen over the last 4 years, and in this video I go through a bunch of EZ DIY FAB accessories that can seriously change the look (and routing) of your build. I unbox and test their 24-pin ATX “infinity mirror” ARGB power adapter, two GPU power adapters (a purple 12VHPWR 180° standard, and a red 12V 2x6 90° standard), plus two sets of sleeved cable extensions in black/grey and white. I also show how the cable combs help you control bends and make the runs look clean. The big takeaway: build quality is genuinely solid, but you must double-check everything is fully flushed—especially on the GPU connector. The infinity mirror adapter looks unassuming until you power it on, then you get that layered ARGB effect that pops like crazy in an all-black build (but you do need to hook up the 5V ARGB header if you want software control). On the GPU side, the 90° 12V 2x6 adapter is way more practical in a case because you can plug it in first and route from the bottom, while the 180° adapter can be a pain to release since the lever is hard to reach when cables are packed in. Also: big air coolers can block the view and make routing way harder—an AIO or smaller cooler makes this whole setup much nicer.