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Is there anything I could do better with my Antec 300's CM?
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I am using an Antec 300 and have worked for ever (several revisions) getting the cables this far. Is there anything that I could do to make them better?
I feel I need to do better.... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Sorry about some of the bad pics. I am not really good with a camera. Just to get one good pic I have take 5 for the same thing <.< Updates will be coming once I have some money to get sand paper and stripper. I already go the paint.
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Last edited by Lord Xeb : 06-28-09 at 09:51 AM |
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The bump
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You could flip your PSU over, and cut out a hole in the bottom, it would help with wires and cooling at the same time.
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Hmm.... I have no problem with my PSU. It blows air out of my case not sucking it in.
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*cough* Stock *cough*
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looks pretty good, maybe just use some zip ties wherever there is a group of cables.
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Okay. Once I find some nice black ones <.< and have the time and money D:
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You can fix up those zip ties by doing this....
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I was under the impression that the fan on the psu pulls air into the psu and exhausts it out the back...in other words yes your psu is pushing air out the back of the case, but it is pulling in hot air from within the case and from the video card through the psu, which can also affect clean air flow in your case. Flipping it over and adding a hole on the bottom allows for that heat area to be sealed off from the rest of the case. Essentially pulling in cool fresh air from outside of the case, inside the psu and exhausting the hot air out the rear of the case, never interfering with the internal air flow of the case, and not pulling the warm air into the psu.
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Hm... I will think about it
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