Looking for a guide to cable organization

[needmorecarnitine]

The link in the sticky is dead (the one to twistedmods.com)



Search is coming up with pictures of other people's pictures (some are really nice though)

Just need a basic overview of how to go about it.


If it helps, I have an Antec Sonata III and a Gigabyte EP45-DS3L. The Antec comes with an Earthwatts 500 but I will be using a Corsair 400CX


thanks in advance

 

[Madalienmonk]

As far as help goes, I think a pic of what you currently have would get you some help

 

[Zero82z]

The Antec comes with an Earthwatts 500 but I will be using a Corsair 400CX

Why is that, out of curiosity? The EA500 is just as good of a PSU, and arguably better.

 

[jbz7890]

Why is that, out of curiosity? The EA500 is just as good of a PSU, and arguably better.

It's not arguably better. It is better.

 

[Zero82z]

It's not arguably better. It is better.

Not necessarily. The overall quality of the Seasonic platform used by the CX400 is about equal to the Delta platform used by the EA500. Which one is better quality depends largely on the specific components each one uses. I know that the CX400 cuts a few corners compared to the VX450, but I don't know whether or not that significantly affects how it stacks up against the EA500.

 

[needmorecarnitine]

Already have this 400CX and figure I can use the Earthwatts in a more powerful setup. My current setup is an E7200, 9600GT, 3 hard drives and two opticals

As far as help goes, I think a pic of what you currently have would get you some help

K. I will post one in a few hours

 

[garetjax27]

I am not sure if this would help you, but I wrote a guide some time back about how to tame the spaghetti beast in your enclosure by sleeving your wiring. It's chock full of pictures and clear/precise instructions. You can check it out here:

Taming the Spaghetti Beast - Sleeving Made Easy

 

[curtcheese64]

I am not sure if this would help you, but I wrote a guide some time back about how to tame the spaghetti beast in your enclosure by sleeving your wiring. It's chock full of pictures and clear/precise instructions. You can check it out here:

Taming the Spaghetti Beast - Sleeving Made Easy

Your link is broken.

Fixed Link

 

[garetjax27]

Thanks for the catch. I've fixed it in the original post as well.