Thats why you don't buy a $35 case

[SuperShermanTanker]

Theres no way I'm undoing all of that to put in my new graphics card

 

[EarthboundHero]

What?

[jjar35]

that will take you like maybe 30 minutes. The time to drive to the store return your case and buy a new one. Then drive back home.

[Clanscorpia]

Thats why I bought an S340

[GreezyJeezy]

what case is it? and i dont see why you need to undo anything to plug in a GPU 

[ImmyCakes]

That's why I always suggest buying a case that you can grow in >.<

[afyeung]

Um, you shouldn't need to undo most of that. I see a noctua voltage resistor and some other non-PCIE related cables. All you need to do is unplug the PCIE power cables from your current GPU. That's it. Nothing to do with the case

[SuperShermanTanker]

2 minutes ago, GreezyJeezy said:

what case is it? and i dont see why you need to undo anything to plug in a GPU 

It's a Thermaltake H22 non side window version

[SuperShermanTanker]

2 minutes ago, afyeung said:

Um, you shouldn't need to undo most of that. I see a noctua voltage resistor and some other non-PCIE related cables. All you need to do is unplug the PCIE power cables from your current GPU. That's it. Nothing to do with the case

My old GPU was a 750ti and had no power cables so I never ran them but now since I bought a new GPU I have to run the cable now

[SuperShermanTanker]

10 minutes ago, EarthboundHero said:

What?

Yah BAD cable management

[ELSknutson]

I don't see the issue there like 7 total cables I could have that graphics card run in 5 min and thoughts cables managed

[afyeung]

10 minutes ago, SuperShermanTanker said:

My old GPU was a 750ti and had no power cables so I never ran them but now since I bought a new GPU I have to run the cable now

ohh. makes sense! Are the cables covering the plug ins for PCIE power?

[flibberdipper]

ooooooookay then

 

I mean, I have a far more spaghetti build in an OEM mATX case...

[Guest]

15 minutes ago, SuperShermanTanker said:

It's a Thermaltake H22 non side window version

They're quite easy to build in once you know how - work use them as a standard case for our system builders. Just don't attempt to cable much behind the tray. Run the EPS connector under the motherboard itself.

[SuperShermanTanker]

2 minutes ago, afyeung said:

ohh. makes sense! Are the cables covering the plug ins for PCIE power?

yah theres a big clump of them right infront of the PSU where I need to plug in the cable the clump is there because I don't have room to run the extra molex cable for the 3 fans I cant hook up to the motherboard because my motherboard only has 2 fan headers

[Starfox64_0]

You should see my case that my parents bought for me...its one of those all acrylic no wiring management at all cases...

 

The right side of my case consists of a bunch of taped down wires...only option...

Spoiler

 

Mine has little plastic blocks in the corners though instead of those wavy corners. It seems like this case is sold by like...5 different people, with slight variations.