Post Your Cable Management?

[TheProfosist]

But... You have rubber grommets and space... Why would you do such a thing.

 

possibly because lots of people dont care. I know I dont do it to look good but ease of swapping parts, keeping stuff out of things, and better air flow.

[mgsstar]

But... You have rubber grommets and space... Why would you do such a thing.

Probably its because they just want to run their build right away as cable management may take a while.

[TBone01]

 

These aren't too bad...

 

[TheProfosist]

Probably its because they just want to run their build right away as cable management may take a while.

 

yep I would have to agree there on it taking a while. If its your first build I can understand wanting to get it running right away but you should really slow down and take your time itll pay off in the long run.

 

 

@TBone01 those look like some sketch builds man

[kirashi]

very very very clean build I like it! Where is the SLi bridge though? Do you one one of the cards for dedicated physx?

Thanks alot Well I just completed the cable management but forgot the SLI bridge (which was added after I took the picture )

Oh, haven't you two heard? They have wireless SLI now. No bridges required.

 

 

These aren't too bad...

 

When you see it, you'll laugh your arse off.

[kaneandtaker]

 

Joining in the fun with my BEST CABLE MANAGEMENT EVER

[OpticZero]

My second time doing cable management... In a crappy case with no cable management holes:)

[Chatzev]

I'm loving all the ghetto-mounted fans. 

[Geok]

Well, I was always a freak of managing my cables, even 2 maybe 3 years ago with my old PC. 

 

 

What do you think of that Ghetto HDD mount? Loving them green zip-ties ^^ 

[Common_Courtesy]

Well, I was always a freak of managing my cables, even 2 maybe 3 years ago with my old PC. 

 

 

What do you think of that Ghetto HDD mount? Loving them green zip-ties ^^ 

Oh god, that orange PCB

[Geok]

Oh god, that orange PCB

 

It was 3 years ago, and I didn't like it either Now I have a nice black gigabyte PCB, pics in the setups thread. 

[hehehehhehehehe]

After about 2 hours of OCD-like managing this was the result:

 

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Sleeve dem cables!!!!!!

[nightlitezzz]

All these pictures are nothing. Mine looks like a jungle.

[VAITO]

 

 

PC Abuse is punishable by death you know? by linus law

[VAITO]

I was browsing trough some second hand pc-s and I found this beauty

 

Poor pc

 

I am going to buy the owner of this pc a can of compressed air and a bag of zip ties

[Forza-x73]

Some people just don't care

[UselessBread]

Well, I was always a freak of managing my cables, even 2 maybe 3 years ago with my old PC. 

 

 

What do you think of that Ghetto HDD mount? Loving them green zip-ties ^^ 

 

That is really well done.

[Recon-UK]

My 1155 rig(been through several iterations)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My AM3 Dragon rig with only 1 7770 installed:

 

 

 

 

[Chatzev]

He / She who cannot manage cables even in the slightest should be dealt with appropriately: A backhand to the face and the treatment of someone who thinks consoles are better than PC's.

[xox]

Guys, you ain't seen nothing yet; Before the invention of SATA, I give you this:

 

Fantabulous cable management ftw.

Now this really is compatible with Windows 95!

 

The specs: 

Intel Celeron from the year 1999 (CPU is on a daughter board)

Highpoint IDE card

ATI Radeon card from the dawn of time

An MPEG playback card

32 whole Megabytes of RAM

Floppy Drive

2x CD (only) drives

160w PSU

4GB HDD

 

Bought it for £20 about 5 years ago for the Open Golf tournament in Hoylake (as a guest PC). The parts are from when manufacturing in China wasn't a thing.

[Ramzez]

Guys, you ain't seen nothing yet; Before the invention of SATA, I give you this:

 

 

Fantabulous cable management ftw.

Now this really is compatible with Windows 95!

 

Guys, you have to remember that back in the day most of the components were passively cooled and components stayed relatively cool. There was no need for high airflow.

[xox]

Guys, you have to remember that back in the day most of the components were passively cooled and components stayed relatively cool. There was no need for high airflow.

Yeah, I watched a Computer Chronicles from the time when a 486 was brand new... they said you may need a 200w+ PSU for it

[Matsy]

Some of these are making me cringe alittle....

[gastew15]

My awesome cable management.... ( To be fair the case was awful to work with in that regard, since I actually spent quite a bit of time on cable management. )

 

 

 

[Graveworm]

My awesome cable management.... ( To be fair the case was awful to work with in that regard, since I actually spent quite a bit of time on cable management. )

 

 

 

 

Shouldn't the fan on the cpu cooler be pushing air through the fins and then the rear fan would suck it out (used as an exhaust?)

 

In your case both suck in one direktion? Of course this works too but don't u think placing the cpu fan on the other side pushing through would work a bit better?