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[SOLVED] Power Supply Issue
OK, so here is a picture of how I installed my new corsair TX 850 PSU. First off, it's a non modular PSU, and there also isn't enough room for cables behind my motherboard tray. Here is a picture:
 As you can see, I grouped the wires in about 4 groups, and tried to stuff as many as possible underneath my DVD drive. But I then found out I still needed to connect a 4 pin to my mobo, so I brought the whole group with it. Basically, as you can see it's very bad. I was wondering with my limited space how could I make this better? |
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