CPU/chipset loop. Tubing spring necessary to prevent kinking.
Koolance TMS200 + expansion wiring. Plugged in are both coolant temp sensors (1 per loop), both pumps, and the front fans. I think having the heatshrink partially overlapping the connector works really well: It's stiff and gives a more natural bend to the wiring.
Here's the GPU loop going into the top rad through that aluminum bracket, which leaves enough clearance for HDDs and PSU. You can also see the shortened 3-pin connectors on the fans, and same for the front fans. I crimped up some daisy-chain wiring which you'll see later. The green and orange lines look like they're touching, but they're not.
Some cable management ...there are a total of 9 mounting points for P-clips.
The whole shebang! You can see that daisy-chain fan wiring at the front, should come in handy if I ever have to replace a fan.
That's all for now. I'm very excited to be in the last few stages of this project...needless to say it's dragged on far too long
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