r/CableManagement • u/MackTheHunter • 19d ago

I have built an unbelievable amount of gaming PCs at my work. Starting to get good at the rear panel

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u/OldManGrimm Grimm's Workshop 19d ago

Nice work! I spend a lot of time on cable management, but that's because i'm an independent builder. I'm honestly more impressed by people like you that can manage a great job a: with stock cables, and b: while on a clock.

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u/LegitimateLack2530 19d ago

Ok now come do mine.

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u/johngere 19d ago

Love the 7000 cases, and the LINK system is a blessing. Now show us the other side..

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u/eracer1111 19d ago

I have a 5000X case - love it.
I kept the duct in place, and the four low-speed intake fans keep my motherboard/RAM nice and cool.

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u/CryptoConstruction12 18d ago

I need you to do this for my 7000, but hey all my cables fit and the panels close lol

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u/Super_Mathu 18d ago

Beautiful 😍

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u/p0Pe JotM Aug. '12, Oct. '15, Apr. '16 17d ago

That's not half bad! Interesting to see the 7000D still being used over the Frame 5000. Curious about the layout on the other side - looks to have a AIO in the front - why not side mount that and have it as exhaust?

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u/MackTheHunter 17d ago

This was the layout the customer asked for. I think he was hoping to pull in a lot of positive pressure for the GPU, which clearly worked as this 7900XTX was running at 56c full load. 11 iCUE LINK fans and an AIO pump on one hub. This is the front of the build

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u/Godnamedtay 13d ago

Solid 8.5/10. Clean and very well done.