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Bilal a small suggestion.
The wires that hang behind you system and on the carpet can be bundled and installed in a split tubing.
That will help keep them away from the vacuum cleaner. The vacuum cleaner can suck up one of those wires and cause all kinds of damage. Been there, done that.
Plus it looks great. They come in many colors and sizes.
Grote Split Flex Convoluted Tubing 83-8007 : Wire Terminals
I cheat; every now and then, I just take my DataVac electric blower, reach down behind my desk and blow out all the dust settled in the cable jungle to where I can more easily sweep it up. My old carcass doesn't like me trying to crawl back there anymore to organize my cables and clean out dust. I do good just to run new cables and pull out old ones. At least my desk, file cabinet, the night stand my computer and flatbed scanner are on, and the big subwoofer cabinet in the kneehole of my desk pretty much hides the jungle.
I share the same external cable issues of easier to hide then organize and it's not lost on me the lengths I'll go to organize inside my case where it's rarely if ever looked at. I use black stacking bins for office storage to hide my desk sins!
Jeannie blower really comes in handy and my vacuum cleaner has an option which turned it into a blower but I usually use it to blow of the dust from my screens I remember you gave me that advise and after that it still working like a charm and not putting any scratches or tiny lines that appears with soft soaked cloth...
and here the time has come and I finally upgraded my RAM's to 8GB total for now and finally break out of 4gigs after several years of pain although the pain started in newer games hehehe.. got new Kingston HyperX Fury DDR3 1866 CL10 (2x 4GB) and it's the most recent model that comes in with all black PCB and a nice low profile heat sink
Here are the pics...
I know what your thinking now couldn't find black or red color anywhere
Thanks, Bilal! Your board is no slouch. With all its armor, it must be my board's knight in shining armor.