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Is it possible to buy good looking red and black braided cords that would come normally with a modular psu except braided? and sata cables and all that? can you guys link it please if you can?

 

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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/x2f8NG

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http://cablemod.com/product/cablemod-se-series-xp2-xp3-km3-fl2-basic-cable-kit-black-red/

Not in that region, so can't recommend any specific retailers, but here's a kit.

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http://cablemod.com/product/cablemod-se-series-xp2-xp3-km3-fl2-basic-cable-kit-black-red/

Just find a retailer 

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EVGA GS has black cables. I don't think they are brrsided, but to me braided cables do not look good.

Cablemods or icemods has custom cables you can buy for the EVGA G2 series.

 

 

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mainframe customs?

Im still looking, but i want to know what cables i need 

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24 pin mobo, 8 pin cpu, 1x8pin and 1 x 6pin GPU and 1 sata. Not going for an ssd? if you are then you will need another sata or just make the sata cable a dual plug.

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SSDs use the same cables as HDDs which the data cables come with the mobo(mobos usually come with at least 2 data cables) and the PSU cable.

 

If you want prebraided cables you might have to pay for a slightly more expensive PSU like the EVGA G2 since it's more choices for cables http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-220g20550y1

http://www.performance-pcs.com/cablemod-e-series-g2-p2-cable-kit-black-red.html

But for your current PSU http://www.performance-pcs.com/cablemod-se-series-xp2-xp3-km3-fl2-cable-kit-red.html

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SSDs use the same cables as HDDs which the data cables come with the mobo(mobos usually come with at least 2 data cables) and the PSU cable.

 

If you want prebraided cables you might have to pay for a slightly more expensive PSU like the EVGA G2 since it's more choices for cables http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-220g20550y1

http://www.performance-pcs.com/cablemod-e-series-g2-p2-cable-kit-black-red.html

 

But for your current PSU http://www.performance-pcs.com/cablemod-se-series-xp2-xp3-km3-fl2-cable-kit-red.html

Are those all the cables i would need?

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24 pin mobo, 8 pin cpu, 1x8pin and 1 x 6pin GPU and 1 sata. Not going for an ssd? if you are then you will need another sata or just make the sata cable a dual plug.

Im going to get an ssd later on... 

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Are those all the cables i would need?

Yes it's a full cable set

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Yes it's a full cable set

Alright thank you... stupid question. Should i get the cable comb things?

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Alright thank you... stupid question. Should i get the cable comb things?

Cable comb? Do you mind explaining I don't understand

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Dunno why you would need that to me that would look ugly in a build :/

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Dunno why you would need that to me that would look ugly in a build :/

I might try them... just to see how they look

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Dunno why you would need that to me that would look ugly in a build :/

 

 

I might try them... just to see how they look

I think they're there to train the cables so that when they're eventually removed the cables stay in the position you originally had them in. *I think*

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I think they're there to train the cables so that when they're eventually removed the cables stay in the position you originally had them in. *I think*

I thought they were there to just make the cables look better, so they dont look bad and bunched up

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the purpose of the cable combs is that the overall build looks nicer and keeps the cables in place and a nice form - I strongly suggest that you pick up a set of combs along with your cable kit.

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