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hiding wires walkthrough

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i was wondering if there are any really good walkthroughs for hiding wires?

My case is a total mess it runs but its a mess, I have a really old lian li case and i tried to drill a hole on the upper side of the case so that the psu wires could go through from behind the case but the wires just dont reach anything.

I have an ocz psu 600w or 650 watt i cant remember but im tired of looking at my crappy airflow case.

Someone help.
 
The best thing to do your first time is post several good shots of your case insides, and then we will photoshop some tips to it, and you can follow our case speciffic instructions. Once you do one, you can do them all!
 
Yeah, just post some pictures and we'll take a look. Some of the professionals give great advice. :D :cool:
 
I'm no pro, but with both the case sides removed, careful trial and error will get the job done.
Sometimes wire management is aided greatly by sleeving or at least zip tying the major groups of leads from the PSU. It allows you to see which leads are the longest and then plan around the long distances from PSU to devices.
Round IDE cables help alot or fold the ribbons on themselves.
SATA drives help alot because the leads are very thin.
I use a truck load of zip ties.
 
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