Managing cable help pls

[vishalaestro]

when i turned back my cpu i got headache such that i can't find any connections correctly ..is there any way to reduce the amount of wires at the back of cpu..

 

[alvine]

you can run the power cpu power cable behind the motherboard try by beginning on the bottom and pulling the power cable from the top holes located on top of the mobo

 

[vishalaestro]

i'm not talking about inside the cpu i'm saying at the back of cpu

 

[Rockdpm]

+1, and for other cable management. Google a guide of Computer Cable management. I watched many youtube video for it before i actually got things looking excellent and keeping the back of the case from looking like a rats nest

 

[Rockdpm]

i'm not talking about inside the cpu i'm saying at the back of cpu

You mean back of case?, if not, i don't think you can fit a Pci express cable under the pins in the CPU socket...... Hopefully your talking about behind the motherboard at the back of the case

 

[vishalaestro]

yes..i'm saying about keyboard,mouse,monitor,speakers connection which is at the back of cpu

 

[skaz]

yes..i'm saying about keyboard,mouse,monitor,speakers connection which is at the back of cpu

Your misinformed buddy. You're talking about your computer case (also known as a computer chassis, cabinet, box, tower, enclosure, housing, system unit or simply case). Not your CPU. The CPU is a small piece of computer hardware located inside your case. The case holds all your internal computer hardware. That would explain why no one was understanding your question.

And to answer your question, yes there is. Eliminate any unused devices that have cables running into your computer. =). If you use all the devices then the next step would be to upgrade. Wireless mouse and keyboard would be my first thought.

 

[Rockdpm]

Yea uh wishaleastro.... have you been drinking?, your question is a bit dizzy

 

[vishalaestro]

ha ha ha ..i didn't say inside cpu i said at the back of cpu i thought u could understand but alright is there some videos for this cable management at back of case

 

[Rockdpm]

http://youtu.be/ERhxmzQR6xA

this should help