any1 know how to do cable management ar??

sleeve up your psu and try to hide the cables... like in your empty 5.25 bays, behind ur mobo etc...

cable management is something like tidy up your casing and dont let so much of wires be seen all over your casing...this all can be done by arranging and hideing those cable or wires which can be hide...lol...i think u can do it by yourself...haha if u wan sleevin service and ure staying subang i can offer you...

oh yeah if u need more help, go google, msn or yahoo n search it... alot of helpful topics!!!

Any idea what should I do??

the swtich and usb cable, route them to the bottom of ur case

the 20pin ATX cable, find a cable tie and tie it at the upside of the mobo tray there

the back 12cm fan power cable, connect that at upside of the casing, behind PSU there got one free connector, if not long enough turn ur fan direction

where are ur second CCFL ?
CCFL a bit hard, decide that urself
might put the switch to the lowest and straighten those wires perhaps ??

LittleLinnet, can help a??





thanx in advance...

@-vip3rleon9-

Just route the sata power cable to the another side of ur casing, connect HDD from there
and connect ur vantec fan card power and ur fan power at other side also

If you want, can route your sata cable through the bottom of ur HDD, then connect to mobo at the back

dunno whether ur case at the other side got place or not la, if got just do so

just plainly my noobie opinion, what you want to do still depeds on you though
Btw, i didn't see any UV CCFL ??

This post has been edited by LittleLinnet: Nov 23 2005, 07:04 PM

i dun think the 24 pins PSU cable is long enough to be tied

abt the CCFL, how you fix it up??
use double sided tape included with the pack??

LittleLinnet
you tai ko lor in cable management..hehe..every1 asking you for opinions..haha...nice nice...
hmm...as for evilhomura89 and -vip3rleon9-, try to re-route your cables to the back of your mobo tray...and hide every single unused cable at any empty 5.25" tray....that should help clean it a lot..

bought new mobo..and the layout of the board is fantastic....haha..now casing super neat already..hehe

@sniper on the roof
hehe...thx so much for your comment....but that is the problem when you try to cram so much stuff inside a case...

This post has been edited by sidewinderz: Nov 23 2005, 10:36 PM

sidewinderz.... new mobo??? wat mobo would that be man??? and when gonna see ur case updates??

DFI Lanparty UT nf3 250gb...hehe..pics ar?? wait la..getting some goodies from allnGap first..when done, i'll post..

ooooo....yeah...that mobo has excellent layout...using one muhself too... only thing that blardy annoys me is the 4-pin mobo connector....friggin difficult to reach with the xp-120 on. have to take out my GC just to get to it.

that and also the sata ports 3 n 4. wish they would have placed them at the side or top of the mobo.. good choice by the way

haha..i get wat you meant..at first i was like "oh my god!!!" but the 4 pin cable didnt sit that well inside the socket...sigh...XP-120?? wow..wonder how you manage to fix it, even for my XP-90c i'm suffering putting it in place.. its a good board...gotta persuade my dad to allow me to change it..hehe....lack of vitamin M...that is the way to do things la...haha

dun dare dun dare

haha...i'm beginning to love DFI boards already..haha...but some cables really hard to hide...sigh...

i have not bought it yet... planning to soon.. hahahaa.. thanx for the advice...

thanx dude...

anyone else has pix of their cable management?

waddya think of mine?

with:


and without the sidepanel:


edit: yeayea, i know, that bloody blue anaconda that feeds my gcard fresh blood. the gcard's power connector is loose [heh, blame it on yourself for the itchy fingers ] so putting the snake this way kinda applies pressure to the connecotr...

This post has been edited by Silon: Dec 23 2005, 12:12 AM

haha nice cable management silon, the anaconda should be looks good under UV mode

wat casing ru using? btw the upper side cables if possible hide it behind the mobo

This post has been edited by wtm0325: Dec 23 2005, 12:30 AM