Cable sleeving decisions

[robertjames83]

For my newest build, I'm using the white Corsair 600T case (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811139005). Most of the components will be black, or a better part of at least, and the fans use white LED's. So my question is this: would cable management look better in black, white, or even the carbon fiber color available at FrozenCPU.com?

Here are a couple of pictures that I've been looking at to get the idea:
White

Black

Carbon Fiber

 

[robertjames83]

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[robertjames83]

Also, for those of you with sleeving experience: for that particular case, about how much sleeving do you thing I would need? I've been looking at a few kits, and one comes with 10' of 1/8", which is for the PSU cables I believe.

 

[Gorilla]

If you are going to individually sleeve each psu wire you are going to need a hell of a lot more than 10 feet. The question is not how much will you need for a particular case, it's how much will you need for your power supply, fans, etc. Look at your power supply, figure out which wires you will be sleeving and how long they are.

 

[WiSK]

If you've never sleeved before, but are committed to learning it, then I would recommend first sleeving the PSU of your current PC. That will be the practice run, then you will be more aware of how much you will need for the real build.

MDPC kits suggest 30 meters (100 feet) of small sleeve for a whole system, but your milage may vary. http://en.mdpc-x.com/mdpc-sleeve/sleeve-kits-+-tools/sleeve-kits/mdpc-sleeve-kit.htm