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TJ07 SATA cable management?
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If its motiviation your after, check out the "Rate my cables" Thread.
Its always motiviated me when I want to do some tiding up.
Its always motiviated me when I want to do some tiding up.
Seems to me there are two main factors that determine how nicely the SATA cables will be run...
-Port orientation on the board (horizontal or vertical)
-Length of cables
Obviously, neither is TJ-07 specific (so, sorry for the generic answer) but these two things can/will make all the difference.
Too bad that SATA cables aren't available in a wider range of lengths, if we could choose from 2" increments, there would be a lot less excess to deal with.
Shots of my TJ wouldn't do you any good as my drives were all located in the upper optical bay as the lower section was filled with watercooling gear.
-Port orientation on the board (horizontal or vertical)
-Length of cables
Obviously, neither is TJ-07 specific (so, sorry for the generic answer) but these two things can/will make all the difference.
Too bad that SATA cables aren't available in a wider range of lengths, if we could choose from 2" increments, there would be a lot less excess to deal with.
Shots of my TJ wouldn't do you any good as my drives were all located in the upper optical bay as the lower section was filled with watercooling gear.