I've just ordered a Antec Nine Hundred case and its just occurred to me, as the PSU is at the bottom of the case, will I have problems connecting the 4pin 12v cable to the motherboard.
Try cableclub.com. Under "power supply internal cable" they have a 'power supply to pentium 4 motherboard power cable' that might be long enough to use as an extension for $3.25.
quote from inquisitor 03"As for the PSU you will not have a problem with cable length. I've got 3 HDDs, 2 DVD/RW and all 5 fans require a molex connector. All these i have managed to plug in to my 620hw no problem, all cables have reached with length to spare."
I haven't seen a power supply yet that will not reach. But, The cables aren't long enough to do a good job a far as hiding it. I like to snake things along and hide what I can. Unfortunately with this case you have to keep it in the open towards the back of the case, and over top of everything.
I will say though, if using a large after market heatsink and fan, plug the 4/8 pin cable in before you put it on your board, or you may have problems trying to plug it in later.
Message edited by swifty_morgan on 10-15-2007 at 12:53:14 AM
I've just ordered a Antec Nine Hundred case and its just occurred to me, as the PSU is at the bottom of the case, will I have problems connecting the 4pin 12v cable to the motherboard.
I have this same case and had no problems. This will partially depend on the power supply. I built another system using this same case and I couldn't get that cable to reach then I realized that the PSU will bolt in either direction and problem solved.
Like swifty said you have wires running across your components and you will have to get creative routing them to look neat.
That looks just like my system on the inside. I have the same CPU cooler. He has a slightly better CPU but I have a better video card and 2 more gigs of ram.
Very nice wiring. I will have to look at mine and see if that's doable.
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