Greetings..!!
I recently acquired a HAF-X, which is a dream to work with.
So here's my amateur-ish attempt at cable-management..!!
Comments and suggestions are encouraged..!!

HELP!

I need S vid cable and VGA-S-video converter. Please, can anyone tell me where can I get these? Thanks in advanced.

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Added on December 1, 2010, 3:29 pmor maybe VGA-3RCA cable... VGA-S.video cable...

This post has been edited by gcooi90: Dec 1 2010, 03:29 PM

@zhafri_abdullah

nice job man,,

@zhafri_abdullah

sriously damn neat. wish i hav skill like u.

Thanks guys..!! All credit goes to the HAF-X and my modular power supply cables..
Makes routing cables much more manageable.. but seriously, no need skill lah..
just need a lot of patience and proper planning.. oh yeah, cable ties.
I used a lot of them. Just ikat them all..!!

@zhafri_abdullah
hey bro, i'm having the same PSU as you oso.

24 pin cable is really fat
hard for me to as HAF 912 behind mobo space not as big as HAF X

Oh yeah the HAF-X (and the 932) has got side panel with the slight 'hump', so a bit easier to route cables. So the solution is, buy the PSUs with those flat modular cables..!! Like the Corsair HX..!!

Been a heavy laptop user and this could be my first desktop after a really long time. I think I did ok.


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Bought myself a new rig from Cycom and when I open up my side panel, it's like



I was shocked, although I did tell them to do a proper cable management.
So, I try to do it on my own;

First attempt:

Still doesn't give me the satisfy "ohm"

Second attempt: (next day)

Abit better than the previous one I did.
Took me about 40mins

Guess that's the limit my chasis can do.
Any comment on improving it, is welcome.

This kind of cabling i sure complaint to the salesperson to redo the wiring or i reject to collect it.
BTW you can try route the CPU 12V cable from behind casing then connect to motherboard.
And try separate the HDD up to one bay.

HaHa, that time, I dam piss d, waited 2 hours++ for my rig and it's 8.30PM. (trainee if I'm not mistaken, guided by some1)
My friends were waiting for me at the basement carpark, don't wanna keep them waiting, so I just grab and go.

yea, bout` the 12v cable, I was thinking the same too, but too bad, tat chasis doesn't allow me.
I can reroute it behind the case but no hole to exit at the top, unlike those RM200++ chasis

I lower down 1 bay of the HDD cause I wanna give way to the airflow and blows directly to my GPU.

This post has been edited by Kr0ll3R: Dec 11 2010, 02:30 AM

But u should separate the 2 HDDs by one bay because they generate quite a lot of heat, and 2 of them stacked like that means they're heating up each other hehe

Really, I tot since there's a fan blows towards the HDD, should be no prob
The lower HDD bay, I'm planning to add 1 more 2TB HDD into it, that's why I filled up the upper bay.

Thx for the advise~

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You can try route the cable with the guide i draw from ur pic. Silverstone's cable are long enough to do it.
Assembly this kind of PC normally take 1 hours max. If 2 hours a bit over.

i use the same route to hide my mobo power cable....
it works u know...it will pass thru GC..cpu cooler...try 1st then u'll know..

Thx for the input, guys.
will try it when I free

Give me some opinion to cable management

This post has been edited by xngjn: Dec 13 2010, 08:49 PM

@xngjn

Try hide the cables behind side panel and rearrange it.

have change abit. but still feel ugly near the PSU there.

This post has been edited by xngjn: Dec 13 2010, 08:04 PM

Was "de-dusting" my PC so took a few shots of the cable management before closing the side panel


Overall shot, shaky hands


So wish I have 90degree angle SATA on my mobo and also more SATA ports


Wishing for modular PSU now, cable mgt here has been