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Power cables with rounded (or non-hurting) edges

Rakanoth
By Rakanoth
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I am surprised that no one ever has come up with that.

Most new builders I know suffer from it. I am not a new builder but I hate it too.

Why do power cables have to hurt when plugging in or plugging out?

Non hurting power cables without sharp points or edges would be a true innovation IMO.

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They don't hurt though...

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Molex power can be hard to pull apart sometimes. SATA though is super easy. The 24 pin can also be a bit tough to pull out sometimes, but not.... really.

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9 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

They don't hurt though...

You don't know it.

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*cough*weak*cough*

 

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