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[USER=22183]@Klabauter[/USER] If you have concerns about the sleeving (on the Silverstone FX-500, only the 24-pin is sleeved AFAIK), you can always try stripping off the braiding.If you have a 2.5 inch SATA SSD as part of your build (you might not though) this would give you a convenient place behind the SSD to tuck the extra cable length behind. You could also cut off the unused cables like molex, and securely insulate the ends with some heat shrink, so there's less to manage.If you know what your doing with custom cables, you might consider shortening the stock cables.
[USER=22183]@Klabauter[/USER] If you have concerns about the sleeving (on the Silverstone FX-500, only the 24-pin is sleeved AFAIK), you can always try stripping off the braiding.
If you have a 2.5 inch SATA SSD as part of your build (you might not though) this would give you a convenient place behind the SSD to tuck the extra cable length behind. You could also cut off the unused cables like molex, and securely insulate the ends with some heat shrink, so there's less to manage.
If you know what your doing with custom cables, you might consider shortening the stock cables.
