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No, SATA connectors are at the bottom right of every motherboard, closest it can be to the HDDs and SSDs.

 

 

If ever they do not reach, you can always buy a longer SATA cable. They come in different lengths. But do not worry OP.

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hi guys, I'm building my first rig in a NZXT Phantom 530 case, and I was thinking about putting a Corsair RM750 in it ... But the question is: will the cables (SATA most of all) be able to get to all the components ? The case is pretty big so I'm a bit scared...

 

the build is:

 

CPU: i7490K

RAM: 16gigs of Kingston HyperX fury

GPU: Sapphire r9 390 nitro

Mobo: MSI Z97S Krait 1150

Storage: probably 2 HDD's (1 TB) and one 240gig SSD

 

 

thanks in advance ...

 

 

PS: does anyone know the difference between a boxed and tray version of a CPU ?  

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hi guys, I'm building my first rig in a NZXT Phantom 530 case, and I was thinking about putting a Corsair RM750 in it ... But the question is: will the cables (SATA most of all) be able to get to all the components ? The case is pretty big so I'm a bit scared...

 

the build is:

 

CPU: i7490K

RAM: 16gigs of Kingston HyperX fury

GPU: Sapphire r9 390 nitro

Mobo: MSI Z97S Krait 1150

Storage: probably 2 HDD's (1 TB) and one 240gig SSD

 

 

thanks in advance ...

 

 

PS: does anyone know the difference between a boxed and tray version of a CPU ?  

Tray dont have a heatsing included

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The cables shouldn't have any issue reaching. 

The tray version of the cpu doesn't come with the stock cooler.

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Should reach just fine. I have the same PSU in a H440 and there is plenty (almost too much) spare cable. See above for tray vs boxed. I've used both and had no problem. In fact, I got a real bargain with my tray CPU, so they are worth looking into. 

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No, SATA connectors are at the bottom right of every motherboard, closest it can be to the HDDs and SSDs.

 

 

If ever they do not reach, you can always buy a longer SATA cable. They come in different lengths. But do not worry OP.

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Tray dont have a heatsing included

 

 

The cables shouldn't have any issue reaching. 

The tray version of the cpu doesn't come with the stock cooler.

ok thanks, I think I'll go with the tray version because I will be putting a liquid cooler on the CPU...

then I think I'll buy the corsair RM750 then ....  

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Should reach just fine. I have the same PSU in a H440 and there is plenty (almost too much) spare cable. See above for tray vs boxed. I've used both and had no problem. In fact, I got a real bargain with my tray CPU, so they are worth looking into. 

 

 

No, SATA connectors are at the bottom right of every motherboard, closest it can be to the HDDs and SSDs.

 

 

If ever they do not reach, you can always buy a longer SATA cable. They come in different lengths. But do not worry OP.

thanks guys, this cleared a lot up :) 

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ok thanks, I think I'll go with the tray version because I will be putting a liquid cooler on the CPU...

then I think I'll buy the corsair RM750 then ....  

If you haven't bought it yet you should get a better quality PSU

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CPU: i3 4160|Motherboard: MSI Z97 PC MATE|RAM: Kingston HyperX Blue 8GB(2x4GB)|GPU: Sapphire Nitro R9 380 4GB|PSU: Seasonic M12II EVO 620W Modular|Storage: 1TB WD Blue|Case: NZXT S340 Black|PCIe devices: TP-Link WDN4800| Montior: ASUS VE247H| Others: PS3/PS4

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ok thanks, I think I'll go with the tray version because I will be putting a liquid cooler on the CPU...

then I think I'll buy the corsair RM750 then ....  

If you haven't already get the RM*I* series. Far superior.

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If you haven't already get the RM*I* series. Far superior.

 

If you haven't bought it yet you should get a better quality PSU

 

 

If you haven't already get the RM*I* series. Far superior.

dang it sorry guys I've been away 2 days so I only saw this today .... and it's a bit too late :/ already bought it ... 

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dang it sorry guys I've been away 2 days so I only saw this today .... and it's a bit too late :/ already bought it ... 

No point in crying over split beans it's whatever it still should be sufficient for your system

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CPU: i3 4160|Motherboard: MSI Z97 PC MATE|RAM: Kingston HyperX Blue 8GB(2x4GB)|GPU: Sapphire Nitro R9 380 4GB|PSU: Seasonic M12II EVO 620W Modular|Storage: 1TB WD Blue|Case: NZXT S340 Black|PCIe devices: TP-Link WDN4800| Montior: ASUS VE247H| Others: PS3/PS4

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