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in a way all those different coloured lights look good and match the whole rig!

Changed my specs, nothing much, just changed my Motherboard, GPU and CPU.

GA-965P-DS3P Rev. 3.3, ASUS GTX285 and Intel Q6600. Added a 1TB WD Caviar Black HDD.

But I'll have to change the PSU... why? Because one cable is short..... I guess the PSU is not compatible with the HAF922

Look at the ScreenShot, the highlighted cable is too short, that's why I had to use a temporary fix, the PSU stays outside of the case:

oidicle said:

But I'll have to change the PSU... why? Because one cable is short..... I guess the PSU is not compatible with the HAF922

There should have been an extension cable that came with the case. if not, just buy a cheap one. No need to replace the entire PSU

smarteyeball said:

There should have been an extension cable that came with the case. if not, just buy a cheap one. No need to replace the entire PSU

Oddly enough mine didn't come with one, isn't it like a standard procedure to include one?

oidicle said:

smarteyeball said:

There should have been an extension cable that came with the case. if not, just buy a cheap one. No need to replace the entire PSU

Oddly enough mine didn't come with one, isn't it like a standard procedure to include one?

It was with my 932

smarteyeball said:

oidicle said:

smarteyeball said:

There should have been an extension cable that came with the case. if not, just buy a cheap one. No need to replace the entire PSU

Oddly enough mine didn't come with one, isn't it like a standard procedure to include one?

It was with my 932

Yea, that's a bummer I guess it was one of the last minute decisions Cooler Master made, you know, when they decided not to include the 200 x 30mm side panel fan with Red LED, so, that 4pin ATX extension cable could be on the 'Cost Reduction' plan.

oidicle said:

smarteyeball said:

There should have been an extension cable that came with the case. if not, just buy a cheap one. No need to replace the entire PSU

Oddly enough mine didn't come with one, isn't it like a standard procedure to include one?

You could just extend it yourself, just cut one wire at a time so there's no mix-up; piece of cake.

Bare Foot Kid said:

You could just extend it yourself, just cut one wire at a time so there's no mix-up; piece of cake.

Sorry, I don't have it in me to do that, I mean I can do it, but I just can't bring myself to do it, I'm still looking for the extension cable.