Yeap, but my HDD SATA cables are too short to do the routing thru back of the mobo plate... Gonna wait for budget and maybe buy a longer and transparent SATA cable to do the routing. For now, no choice except putting it this way.

the problem with your sata cable is not that you need to route it through the back. Bundle them all into one and just route it straight to your hdd. Its messy because some is router to the bottom while some goes to your HDD straight. Also, another key to neat cabling, try to avoid too many different colours in your case. For the sata, what i did was i sleeved it up with my black sleeves.

If that so, I think I need to pull out the SATA which routed back and tied them together with the HDD ones?

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jup, just like Aoinatsumi said, just tied all ur sata cable together and route it in one direction. that way ur inner looks more neat...

nice try. anyway, what casing did u use??

@samftrmd

All four pictures that u posted are not the same setup right ??

coz each got different set of hardwares ..

btw, just personal preference ... I really hate PSU cable being twisted and wrapped around and hang like a piece of banana....

It's really awful method that used by most PC shop assembler when dealing with package machine ..

agreed with u. de owner must b a very patient n creative cable guy...... is it?

this is my old ninja with new 'organs' inside

MOBO : DFI DK LP T2RS
PSU : ST56F...





uv mod..i hv 1 stick only..another one faulty


opinion...plz..

just ignore the 'cacing' under my hdd..i close my casing..and it will be invisible

This post has been edited by xen0: Feb 19 2008, 09:29 PM

decent...though i say get some cable ties and tie them up nicely...

as for the cables under the HDD..that cannot be ignored...that part needs the most attention...ur HDD cage is already blocking a fair bit on airflow from the front intake...no need to block them even more with the cables. sort those cables out.

So far so good, just work on with some sleeving and routing cable for a more neat look..

thanks..about the blocking, there is already a black plastic plate(to support hdd placement) blocking the air flow..

remember, this is a raidmax ninja, a lot of complain due to the cable management...this is the best i can get after 3 hours..

will try to figure it out later..thanks

My cable management suk
all space has been occupied liao no space to hide the cables
Time for a new and a bigger casing

Reminds me of my own casing. Really suxx in cable management. It's time for new casing but still finding funds for it. Wishing for TJ07 or Armor+

this my rig at moment.finished mod for now..later dunno yet.sorry for blurry pic..dunno due to my digicam or shackin hand while take pic
two of my uv ccfl tube oso seem not working well..pcie power cable n dvdwriter cable didnt sleeve yet
comment are welcome

my rig


uv mode

wow ur hand shaking so much picture oso super blur

sorry bout it..will try pic it up back..mayb coz didnt sleep lastine make me shakin..sleepy now

@mfcm

isnt that DFI DK mobo..? wut chipset cooler u fit it in? i saw gold/copper color there..

yup its dfi dk p35..im using swiftech mcx159-cu..full copper

Those FAN FILTERS really nice......... must go get some from uglyvamp already.........

what fan u using in the hdd bay area ?? mfcm.....

Being perfect means hiding everything even during the case is opened
Anyways, nice job there, but i think there is definately alot more room for improvements.

Route the rear fan cable through the top, not the back. As for the ccfl inverter, hide it inside the HDD cage. And the bunch of cables tied up on top there, you can hide it inside your 5.25" bay.


Nice, the colours do match, i'm not really fond of too many colours, but i do find that its nice in a way... it looks like DFI is really killer with UV.

I like it because the lightings isnt exagerated, it shows off a little while hiding certain part raising lots of curiousity. Nice one there.

thats a decent hsf, but do keep in mind copper absorbs heat very efficiently, but not very good at dissipating it passively. Make sure u have a fan on it to help it work more effectively.


Actually, regarding the cable that are exposed. It is indeed understandable that some cables are not possible to hide. In that case, at least try to keep them straight instead of being curly. It will help alot.

This post has been edited by AoiNatsume: Feb 20 2008, 04:40 PM