ask Cyntrixtech http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2047902&hl= he should have some

Speaking of cable management, is anyone using spacing brackets to route the cables neatly?? like so:



this is from a Lian-li PC-B70 / B71 where its built in... I wonder if we could purchase something similar??

or maybe this??:



anyone have an idea?

err... is that your current wire-management?? or a before shot?? no offence but... seems to me that nothing was done to wire management in your chassis

great help you are

@Mr.Ben for the Aerocool Stike x Advance has gromets that enable you to hide the cables very well behind the mobo tray.. however you only get 12mm (about half-inch) of space between the back of the mobo tray and side panel.. tight fit for the 24-pin if you ask me.. even the reviewer has trouble getting them tucked away http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Aerocoo..._Advance/5.html

Personally, if you like the styling, go for it... feature wise... they could've done better on the CM part.. also the feet and side facing HDD bays would be a plus

http://www.aerocool.com.tw/index.php/produ...e-x-one-advance

hmm... if you look at the picture of the chassis.. there is not much room between the mobo tray & side panel either.. and this one doesn't have rubber gromets

a budget case with good CM... you could try taking a look at the Cm elite 311 plus, Xigmatek midgard II and Asgard pro, bitfenix shinobi window but the side panels on these will support a maximum of one 120mm fan .... personally I don't like having fans on the side panel as there is usually no dust filters there

well cooling wise it will help a lot, especially to the GPU.. but I'm considering other side effects such as the dust and noise that is contributed from having fans on the side panel

my suggestion is that you leave the side panel alone and only add fans if you think the GPU needs it.. that way you won't regret having to remove them later

Take off the fan at the back, looks dangerous.. also I noticed that you have all of your cables plugged into the PSU?? unplug those you don't use and keep them elsewhere

nothing much you could do about the 24-pin.. this is the elite430 afterall.. but the front panel connectors can be routed from the top behind the mobo

Sata cables are ok I guess.. not much you could do there as well

Judging from the exterior, there is very little space between the side panel and mobo tray... but looking inside, you'd get a little more space at the front where the 5.25" bays are.. probably have to route most of the cables there or below the front 5.25" drives

+1, if you need any help, just take a picture of your chassis & we will gladly see what we can do Doing cm is tedious but when it's done, it's very satisfactory

try pmming Cyntrixtech, he should provide that service, his shop is in section 15 IINM, I don't recall any shops in LYP provide this service, if its too much a hassle, then the next best thing would be sleeved extensions from Bitfenix

Actually that cm is very nicely done, considering the chassis nothing much to improve there unless you wanna mod or get a new chassis

You could do that, but it would mean more cables to hide

great job there with the cables, love what you did with the 24-pin

the asgard 382 should have plenty of room at the back of the mobo to stuff cables in... do you have cable ties ready??

right, make sure you have a pair of good scissors too best of luck to you bro and take a pict of your work for us to see pls

Otner than that, where did you find the rosewill hive bro? That's a great price for a 650w, how is the quality?

the cabling does seem nicer already, still got room for improvement but good job nonetheless.

but I notice your CPU cooler fan is blowing into the chassis from the back??

well if the temps are like that then it's good enough then

try these

got other brands as well in ACE hardware, damn strong, I use to stick mirrors to walls

+1, There are also the Silverstone ones in Viewnet that supposedly fits their modular PSUs but they could be used as extensions as well