The main aim of the build was to keep the G5 looking as stock as possible inside & out.
So in order to know exactly what’s happening I recommend following along with the videos. It instead gives me the opportunity to go in to a little more detail on some of the build’s intricacies that I didn’t have time to cover when recording the videos. Therefore this thread alone isn’t going to go over every bit of the build process as I’ve already covered it all in the video series. The build process took place at the tail end of 2015, and five videos were uploaded to my YouTube channel that followed the process every step of the way. So in the summer of 2015 I began to design, plan and buy in components that would allow me to build a modern, powerful, Haswell based system inside this legendary case. I’ve owned and used G5s and Mac Pros on a daily basis for a number of years, so ever since I ditched the anodised aluminium of my Mac Pro for the minimalist plastic of the Bitfenix Phenom when I built my first Hackintosh last year, I couldn’t help but feel something was missing.
The bold, clean lines and rock solid construction place it more in the realm of an art piece than a computer case. The Power Mac G5 is my favourite case design of all time. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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