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I seem to be having some issues with my current build. Most pictures I see of PC's have rarely any wires sticking out, I can't seem to get that done with mine. Its literally impossible. My case has several front panel connector wires coming from the top clearly visible. Heres a picture:

 

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Xigmatek Utgard Case

Corsair GS600

Asus M5A78L-M USB3

 

CPU: Intel Core i7-4790k. Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII Ranger GPU: MSI GTX 970 

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In general just make all of the cables tighter, so that in the parts of the case that you do see cables, they are nice and straight. Especially focus on the part on the bottom of the case, that looks a bit messy

 

 

That is what my general idea was when doing mine, and I think it turned out pretty good

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I think that's pretty fine. 

Is your power supply modular? Do you have cable managing in the case?

 

Sadly the PSU isn't modular.

There is cable managing available in this case, but I really don't see how it would be beneficial to me.

Hard Drive/SSD SATA cables are bulging out

CPU: Intel Core i7-4790k. Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII Ranger GPU: MSI GTX 970 

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Sadly the PSU isn't modular.

There is cable managing available in this case, but I really don't see how it would be beneficial to me.

Hard Drive/SSD SATA cables are bulging out

Okay then. You could try to use some "force" to get the cables a bit tighter in the back. Also, you should tie them together, like Mcdoorknob mentioned.

Potatoes are good for your nostrils.

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In general just make all of the cables tighter, so that in the parts of the case that you do see cables, they are nice and straight. Especially focus on the part on the bottom of the case, that looks a bit messy

 

 

That is what my general idea was when doing mine, and I think it turned out pretty good

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Wow! That is amazing! My case is a bit stupidly designed. It has a complete vertical cut out, so you can see all the cables to make it look horrible. Xigmatek.. meh..

I'll try that. Should I connect the sata cables directly to sata ports or route them to the back and to the front again - Like I did with the CD Drive

CPU: Intel Core i7-4790k. Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII Ranger GPU: MSI GTX 970 

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Wow! That is amazing! My case is a bit stupidly designed. It has a complete vertical cut out, so you can see all the cables to make it look horrible. Xigmatek.. meh..

I'll try that. Should I connect the sata cables directly to sata ports or route them to the back and to the front again - Like I did with the CD Drive

You could do that.

Potatoes are good for your nostrils.

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I tied the incoming front panel connectors. Looks a bit better, however I can't seem to hide those sata cables.

Also I am planning on replacing the back fan and front hard drive fan(on cage). How do I know if the fans are an exhaust fan or intake fan.

CPU: Intel Core i7-4790k. Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII Ranger GPU: MSI GTX 970 

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I tied the incoming front panel connectors. Looks a bit better, however I can't seem to hide those sata cables.

Also I am planning on replacing the back fan and front hard drive fan(on cage). How do I know if the fans are an exhaust fan or intake fan.

Well you have to check which way the fan is on. Some of them have the direction labeled with an arrow or something but you can always feel the airflow.

Potatoes are good for your nostrils.

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