Braided Cables

[Caspload]

I want to complete my build by making every cable in my PC white braided. Fortunately I have a Corsair AX750, so to start I can get this:  http://www.scan.co.uk/products/corsair-individually-sleeved-modular-cable-upgrade-kit-for-the-professional-series-gold-ax850-ax750-

 

To use that as a start, i already have: 

 

These: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CB-010-NX

 

And These: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CB-013-NX

 

So my problem is that there are a few cables, I cannot find anywhere. For example; Front Panel USB 3.0 and 2.0 extensions, as I have both. Front Panel Audio, and a micro USB to internal USB header for the corsair H100i < for this one I know I probably won't be able to find the exact cable I want, so I will get 2 USB 2.0 Front Panel Connectors and use one for the Actual Front Panel USB and one for the h100i, then I may be able to find a normal micro USB cable and use 2 extensions on one cable.

 

Also I have already planned what I am doing with fan cables. And I am aware I can braid cables myself, but I don't feel comfortable doing this, which is why I'm buying pre-done ones. Any ideas are appreciated!

[Excon]

There's not much you can do for front panel connectors other than sleeving your own. Don't waste money on the SATA power cables because you wont see the all you need a 24 pin, 8 pin EPS and what ever for your graphics card(s). Run your front panel connector under your motherboard the get them extremely clean.

[Caspload]

There's not much you can do for front panel connectors other than sleeving your own. Don't waste money on the SATA power cables because you wont see the all you need a 24 pin, 8 pin EPS and what ever for your graphics card(s). Run your front panel connector under your motherboard the get them extremely clean.

I thought that was going to be the reply, I guess I'll just have to hide the connectors at the bottom of the motherboard. The Issues I have is that as I have a sound card the front panel audio is connected to that, so through a side panel window it's clearly visible. And the USB 3.0 is a large connector and the cable is to thick to just bend and it's not a right angled connector either.

[Excon]

Yea, USB 3 is a bitch to deal with to say the least I don't see why they haven't tried to make a slimmer for flexible connector. Some case the wires are like flat ribbon stlye and that seems to help.