Cable Management:

Organize and route the cables neatly to improve airflow and aesthetics.

     Use cable ties or Velcro straps to secure and bundle cables together.

     Ensure cables do not obstruct any fans or components.

     Plan Ahead:

     Before installing any components, consider the layout of your PC case

and the cable routing options it offers.

     Identify areas where cables will need to be routed, such as behind the

motherboard tray, along designated cable channels, or through grommets.

     Organize Cables:

     Start by grouping cables according to their purpose, such as power

cables, data cables, and front panel connectors.

     Separate and organize the cables to make it easier to identify and

manage them.

     Route Cables Behind the Motherboard Tray:

     Many PC cases have space behind the motherboard tray for cable

management.

     Carefully route cables behind the motherboard tray, utilizing cable tie

points or Velcro straps provided by the case.

     Group cables together using zip ties, Velcro straps, or cable clips to

keep them organized and prevent them from interfering with other

components.

     Utilize Cable Channels or Grommets:

     Take advantage of any cable channels or grommets present in your case

to route cables neatly.

     Thread cables through these designated pathways to keep them hidden

and prevent them from obstructing airflow.