Suggestions for cable management

[Dabombinable]

I've decided to tidy up my main rig, after realising just how bad it looks through the case window and when open. Has anyone managed to cable manage at all inside this model of case (Thermaltake Commander MS-I)? And properly install an AIO radiator? (120mm-mine is the Seidon 120V):

 

 

 

[SuperPug]

Looks like some deranged spiders webbing... Btw i think you're doing it wrong, its supposed to be messy behind the mobo tray and clean on the hardware side

[dragoon20005]

wow your messy cables gave me cancer

 

you will need to unplug all the connections and do them one by one starting with the mobo power cables and GPU follow by the Cooler and the drives

[DimasRMDO]

You should use the side's hole (I mean behind the case), put everything there and put zip ties. If it doesn't work, just put zip ties to the cables and put it in the HDD bays.

[Dabombinable]

Looks like some deranged spiders webbing... Btw i think you're doing it wrong, its supposed to be messy behind the mobo tray and clean on the hardware side

Yeah... this is the first time I've had so much installed in a computer.

 

You should use the side's hole (I mean behind the case), put everything there and put zip ties. If it doesn't work, just put zip ties to the cables and put it in the HDD bays.

I've attempted to hide some of the cables in the HDD before, and it didn't turn out that well (killed the front 120mm fan). I'll have to get myself some zipties, but there aren't any tie down points.

[DimasRMDO]

I've attempted to hide some of the cables in the HDD before, and it didn't turn out that well (killed the front 120mm fan). I'll have to get myself some zipties, but there aren't any tie down points.

What I mean was that you just put zip ties to all cable just to make it less "spread" in your PC, then hide it somewhere.

[1Scotty1]

Use zipties, and if that does not work, you didnt use enough zipties honestly, it is a mess, you should route the cables BEHIND the Motherboard, at least most of them

[Dabombinable]

What I mean was that you just put zip ties to all cable just to make it less "spread" in your PC, then hide it somewhere.

 

Use zipties, and if that does not work, you didnt use enough zipties honestly, it is a mess, you should route the cables BEHIND the Motherboard, at least most of them

I'll see how much I can do,will twist ties do the job right? Or would kitchen twine be better? And what could I do for the radiator (it isn't working as well where it is)?

[1Scotty1]

I'll see how much I can do,will twist ties do the job right? Or would kitchen twine be better? And what could I do for the radiator (it isn't working as well where it is)?

Twist ties or zipties are good, the advantage of twist ties is easier removal I use both, btw...

 

And what is wrong with the radiator?

[Dabombinable]

Twist ties or zipties are good, the advantage of twist ties is easier removal I use both, btw...

 

And what is wrong with the radiator?

Its only being held on by 2 screws, and since the fan doesn't sit flush, there is a lot less airflow through the radiator (and I do not want to buy an NZXT S340 if I can properly mount the radiator).

[1Scotty1]

Its only being held on by 2 screws, and since the fan doesn't sit flush, there is a lot less airflow through the radiator (and I do not want to buy an NZXT S340 if I can properly mount the radiator).

2 screws out of 4? If you have them opposite each other, that is OK, dont worry The rad is not heavy... if you are worried about not enough airflow through the rad, you can get a better static pressure fan, like the Noiseblocker eLoop B12-3  - I have three of those babies as intakes in my H440, you can check my build log