Show Off Your Cable Management

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^Wow! So much of TR heatsink fetish baatli! :p

Is that a TRU120E Black? What happened to the Noctua you had before? Besides, wont any other VRM heatsink fit when you use the T-Rad os are we compelled to buy the dedicated TR heatsink for them?

Btw, looks really neat! :)
 
Yeah looks like a TR showroom.. having to get the vrm heatsink really pissed me off but the temps were exceeding 120*c with the normal ramsink type ones on them

Noctua is there, planning to put it on TE market . I wanted a tower type heatsink
 
low_bass_makker said:
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My NAS rig.
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Which cabinet is this? BTW nice cabinet
 
I think he has removed the PSU cover to do some serious cable management. Probably he will hide the PSU in a HDD/FDD slot or something. But what abt the cooling for the PSU?
 
This is a PSU circuit board i found in my local scrap yard (only board, no bodyor fan or cables). It's secondary section was burned.

Send the pic to a friend at Xtreme System, came to know that it’s a Cooler Master extreme 600W PSU without Active PF. And burned component are Power MOSFETs two Toshiba K2968 N-Channel 900v 10amp, PWM IC is TL3842P, Bridge are GBU806 8amp rating.

After replacing equivalent compenet it's working fine. added extra heatsink to the Bridge rectifiers.
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also added cables for scrap psu and did some sleeving.

Looking for idea from you about making a body for this psu..?
 
^If you care to read the title of the thread, this thread is dedicated for showing off the cable management inside your enclosure.
 
Ahhh. The PC-K62. Nicely done :)

BTW i see you haven't used the PSU tool-less belt to secure the PSU ? Any reason not to do that ? Since i found it to be a lot more secure than screws and a lot easier to do also.
 
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