Rate the Wire Management Above You!
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That can't be a 900, if you're referring to the Antec 900, because the PSU would be on the bottom. There would of also been a 200mm exhaust fan, at the top.
is that a 900? you may need to cut holes in the mobo tray to feed wires thorugh only if your tht bothered about it tho
That can't be a 900, if you're referring to the Antec 900, because the PSU would be on the bottom. There would of also been a 200mm exhaust fan, at the top.
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It's a cheap case I bought for asthetics. It comes with 2 120mm and 1 80mm fans. See my avatar. Nothing wrong with venturing outside the societary norm.
It's a cheap case I bought for asthetics. It comes with 2 120mm and 1 80mm fans. See my avatar. Nothing wrong with venturing outside the societary norm.
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Let me rephrase, I could do a lot more with the wires south of the motherboard. lol.. the ones on the bottom of the case.
Let me rephrase, I could do a lot more with the wires south of the motherboard. lol.. the ones on the bottom of the case.
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Hey, that XFX board uses the same design as the Foxconn C51XEM2AA and eVGA 590 boardI recently completed my first build and wasn't sure where to begin with the cables. I found some good ideas from this thread. ie turning my HDD around, cables behind the mobo or outside the case.
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Definitely the same exact board. Here is the Foxcon.
Overclocker Cafe - Foxconn C51XEM2AA Mainboard
Definitely the same exact board. Here is the Foxcon.
Overclocker Cafe - Foxconn C51XEM2AA Mainboard
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What would help is if you went with SATA, rather than IDE (though that does cost money)
I use only SATA in my system, including my DVD burner, and four hard drives (1x74GB Raptor, 1x320GB Seagate, 2x750GB Seagate) - which means I only have one SATA port left.
The pics I have in this thread are with 2 x hard drives, so it's kinda messier now. But the Lian Li PC-A70 case I'm getting should make a big improvement on that.
I'm going to make my own power cable that will have 5 x SATA connectors on it in serial (which will be much tidier)
I have already bought the connectors. I just need to get wires for it, and the time to make it.
I'm also thinking about modifying the EPS 8 pin connector with longer wires, so I can much easier hide the molex and P4 connectors
I may even cut a couple of holes in the motherboard tray so I can route the wires through them.
yeah, I have the Foxconn.
What would help is if you went with SATA, rather than IDE (though that does cost money)
I use only SATA in my system, including my DVD burner, and four hard drives (1x74GB Raptor, 1x320GB Seagate, 2x750GB Seagate) - which means I only have one SATA port left.
The pics I have in this thread are with 2 x hard drives, so it's kinda messier now. But the Lian Li PC-A70 case I'm getting should make a big improvement on that.
I'm going to make my own power cable that will have 5 x SATA connectors on it in serial (which will be much tidier)
I have already bought the connectors. I just need to get wires for it, and the time to make it.
I'm also thinking about modifying the EPS 8 pin connector with longer wires, so I can much easier hide the molex and P4 connectors
I may even cut a couple of holes in the motherboard tray so I can route the wires through them.
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I mean, I do have two 750GB drives and a 320GB drive. the 74GB Raptor I got is for its speed (it's a 10,000RPM drive with a 5ms seek time).
It's for my OS and main programs.
I mean, I do have two 750GB drives and a 320GB drive. the 74GB Raptor I got is for its speed (it's a 10,000RPM drive with a 5ms seek time).
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