Dont look behind

[PoPet]

My first full AMD build is done, cable managment is far from good, but hey, I payed the price for the side panel too, it has to do something! 

[Blqckqut]

ok first of all clean build, nice job!

 

second, i didnt even know gigabyte made ssds

[filpo]

4 minutes ago, PoPet said:

My first full AMD build is done, cable managment is far from good, but hey, I payed the price for the side panel too, it has to do something! 

Loving the black on red/red rgb design!

[Blqckqut]

i was scared to click the title as i thought it was a horror game thing lol

[PoPet]

6 minutes ago, Blqckqut said:

ok first of all clean build, nice job!

 

second, i didnt even know gigabyte made ssds

Got it like a few years ago, its fine to store games i usually play, for the OS and other stuff I have a Samsung 980 M.2

[johnno23]

I would like to offer one simple solution for your GPU cable.

I am using an RTX 3080 with the 3 x 8 pin connector so you can imagine the problems of making it look neat and tidy.

making matters worse the cables were the thicker bundles with the blocks on them from my Corsair 850w PSU.

I managed to get myself 3 simple sleeved cable extensions with combs. the extensions are also quite supple in comparison.

I managed to insert all 3 connectors and slide the combs till they were aligned in a straight line the gently pull them thru the grommit below and behind the GPU.

they are now straight with a gentle curve at the GPU socket and I used a zip tie to lock the other end in position behind the motherboard.

these are now connected to the original cables out of sight.

For your situation you do not have the ugly blocks on the cable so if you simple pull the cable behind the motherboard till you get rid of the slack and then fasten them tight those cables on your Radeon will look so much neater and less of a distraction from the rest of your build. They have a lot of slack so you should have no issues pulling them thru any access for cables in the case that is just lightly lower than your Radeon and then reconnect to the PSU.

By the way not a critisim of your build..........it looks nice and the GPU cables just detract from the overall cleanliness of what you have