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DarylVTR
14th August 2007, 12:45
Has anyone got any bright ideas for cable management in a midi tower?
I have bought a modular PSU so that helps alot but still i have seen neater cabling in a case! My case is a pain as it has fans all over the place so its hard to reach 1 molex from one rail from 1 side to another.....
Has anyone managed to make their cabling neat and tidy? If so how?
saxodan
14th August 2007, 12:46
cable ties!
n3rd
DarylVTR
14th August 2007, 12:50
nah cable ties dont really do much other than clump wires together, they do not hide them
Can you put the wires behind the motherboard tray perhapse?
SunderZ
14th August 2007, 13:19
yeah i was looking at new tower for myself last nght and it had this feature that all the cables could run ehint the mopther board clearing space..
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-069-AN
If you are looking for a case that stands out from all the others, look no further than the P182 Special Edition. It’s got the solid design and the same great features that made the original P180 famous, but with more innovations such as an external fan control for the top and rear fan, ports for externally mounted liquidcooling radiators and an eye catching exclusive mirror stainless steel exterior with a stylish black interior. Don’t pass up your opportunity to get one of these exclusive Special Edition cases.
- Unique Mirror-finished stainless steel
- Dual chambers structure: The power supply (not included) is located in the lower chamber to isolate heat from the system and lower system noise
- Special three-layer side panel and front door (stainless steel, plastic, steel) dampens system generated noise, making this one of the quietest cases available
- 0.8mm cold rolled steel for durability through the majority of chassis, 1.0mm cold rolled steel around the 4x HDD area
- Flexible snake light (installed), lights your way while working inside the case
- Exclusive black interior
- 11 Drive Bays:
- External 4 x 5.25”; 1 x 3.5”
- Internal 6 x 3.5” for HDD
- 7 Expansion Slots
- 1 rear 120mm TriCool™ fan (standard)
- 1 top 120mm TriCool™ fan (standard)
- 1 lower chamber 120mm TriCool™ fan (standard)
- 1 front 120mm fan (optional)
- 1 middle 120mm fan (optional) to cool the VGA
- External fan control on the rear panel (for the 2 rear fans in the upper chamber)
- Motherboard: Up to Standard ATX (12” x 9.6”)
- Double hinge door designed to open up to 270º
- Ports with rubber grommets on the rear for liquid-cooling tubes allow you to mount external liquid-cooling hardware
- Front-mounted ports provide convenient connections:
- 2 x USB 2.0
- 1x IEEE 1394 (FireWire®, i.Link®
- Audio In/Out (HDA & AC’ 97)
- Cable organizer behind motherboard tray minimizes cable clutter- 21.3”(H) x 8.1”(W) x 19.9”(D)
- 52cm (H) x 21cm (W) x 51cm (D)
pluss looks a well smart case..
DarylVTR
14th August 2007, 13:48
i dont like that case it just looks like a square mirror lol
Just took a look at my case and it doesnt have holes in mobo tray for cable management , how gay.
Ste
14th August 2007, 16:08
I used to do case modding and all that jazz....
I can either guide you through it or do it for you but im far away and my PC wrench time isn't cheap because it isn't nasty.....
You have a few options but most of the PC's ive done have been themed so the IDE/sATA cables (the worst) have been disguised in other parts etc.....
Send me a few piccys of your case and the internals etc and ill give you you're options
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