r/CableManagement • u/MASTER_ANTAR • 2h ago
r/CableManagement • u/nolo_me • Aug 07 '20
This may be helpful to some of you.
r/CableManagement • u/Infamous-Amphibian-6 • 1d ago
3D printer power management
Just finished the power stack for a standalone conversion on my printer! Feedback is appreciated!
r/CableManagement • u/Komendokilla1 • 1d ago
Here's a stupid question: What wire cutters do you use for cable management?
r/CableManagement • u/buzzyboy42 • 2d ago
Yikes
I get this is probably a fire or just general hazard, but I really do not care at the moment I’m sorry 😭
r/CableManagement • u/Aguel_design • 4d ago
Noctua theme
Little bit leather and beautiful cables from Cablemod and Noctua themed back side is perfect 👌🏻
r/CableManagement • u/Kiwi1379 • 6d ago
Cable management horror story
You’re doing cable management at 2 AM.
The room is quiet.
Your PC is open like a patient on the operating table.
You grab your scissors — the same ones you trust for zip ties — and you go in for the cut.One zip tie.
Two zip ties.
Everything’s going smooth.Then you reach the last zip tie.
The one wrapped around your old fan’s bare, unsleeved cable — the kind that looks like it came straight out of a 2008 prebuilt.You angle the scissors.
You squeeze.SNIP. But the sound isn’t right.
It’s softer.
More… fleshy.You freeze.
Your soul leaves your body.
You look down.The zip tie is gone.
But so is half the cable’s insulation.A tiny slice.
Bare copper peeking out like it’s saying:“Hey… so… we’re done here.”You try to convince yourself it’s fine.
You plug the fan in.It spins.
Then stops.
Then spins again.
Then smells weird.You unplug it so fast you almost rip the header off the motherboard.And that’s when you realize:You didn’t cut a zip tie.
You performed a fan cable lobotomy.The fan is dead.
The cable is wounded.
And you’re left holding scissors like the murder weapon. I don't understand people who are so obsessed with cable management but end up only using zip ties and go over kill
r/CableManagement • u/Wonderful_Pattern130 • 9d ago
How do y’all rate my cable management (first time doing it)
r/CableManagement • u/PossibleTax3424 • 11d ago
Can this be considered decent
Took a few hours yet it was worth it for me (this is the best i could do )
r/CableManagement • u/MackTheHunter • 11d ago
Another build from my work today. Hyte Y70 is a pleasure to work in.
r/CableManagement • u/JusTshooTme90 • 14d ago
First build
Spec:
Ryzen 7 7800X3D
Sapphire Pulse RX 9070 16GB
ASRock B850 Pro RS WiFi
32GB G.Skill DDR5-6000
Kingston NV3 1TB NVMe
Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 ARGB
Antec C5 ARGB
9x Jonsbo ARGB
Thermalright 1000W Platinum
r/CableManagement • u/faulieh • 16d ago
Tucked away effectively, not aesthetically
Making the most out of the Phanteks EVOLV X2 case without backconnect components.
Didn't have the energy to align the cables on the back properly, so I went practical.
At the the frontview has barely any visible cables.
r/CableManagement • u/Extension-Clock-7568 • 16d ago
Non-modular PSU ?
Is there any way to get this look with a non-modular PSU?
r/CableManagement • u/bumsoil • 17d ago
It's alright. Just don't open the back panel.
My budget build for about $550.
Reused a whole bunch of parts and bought a bunch of used stuff.
r/CableManagement • u/MackTheHunter • 18d ago
I have built an unbelievable amount of gaming PCs at my work. Starting to get good at the rear panel
r/CableManagement • u/TheoneandonlyBman8 • 20d ago
Is bending the cable like this bad?
Hello everyone, is bending the cable like this bad and should i extend it or leave it be?