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help me fix my cludder

I think if you made a hole next to your PSU and routed your cables behind your mobo, it should clear it up a lot.
 
what u might wanna do, if it works ofcourse and the wires reach, is turn the hard drives around which would move a lot of the wires from the mobo area
 
I think it would help a lot if you took a picture with the side off, and better focus. Hard to give advice when it's hard to see what's really going on.

EDIT: Your second picture was better, though it'd still help to see this with the side off. I'd use double-sided velcro to keep strings of cables going in the same direction routed together, much the way velcro straps are used when wiring network closets. Or, if you're not switching drives out much, you could use zip ties, which hold a bit better, but need to be clipped and removed if you move things around.
 
mohammedtaha said:
what u might wanna do, if it works ofcourse and the wires reach, is turn the hard drives around which would move a lot of the wires from the mobo area
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By the look of my case and space, i dont think that will work...but I've moved a bunch of my cables to my mobo and stuffed them under my hard drive and it looks a little better. Do all those bunched wires under my hd pose any threat at all ?
 
I would get rid of the rounded cables. They create a more cluttered appearance by adding mass to the cables. Also, they're very difficult to hide. Standard IDE cables can be folded and hidden easily. I've never understood the whole rounded cable craze. Another thing you can do is sleeve your PSU wires. You can buy a sleeving kit for about $15 and it's not that hard to install. It just takes time and patience.
 
shove all the wires in the empty bays. Just because they are colorful doesnt mean they are pretty!
 
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