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Should I go for Cablemod stuff?

Krik00
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Up to you. If you want to show off your pc I would.

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Im gonna say yes because ive just done it haha.

Got some new sleeves cables and AIO sleeving. I have bought stuff from there before and never had any issues. They customer service is pretty good too.

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Sure, they have great customer support and their stuff is generally regarded as quite high quality, they even have a rep on this forum 

I spent $2500 on building my PC and all i do with it is play no games atm & watch anime at 1080p(finally) watch YT and write essays...  nothing, it just sits there collecting dust...

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14 minutes ago, Krik00 said:

So is it satisfactory? :D

 

already have LEDs :D

Can only comment on the cables so far as not moved my build to the new case and used all the new shinny things. Cables wise... yeah they are great. :)

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If you can, I don't see why not, they're a nice option to make your rig look nice. Another option would be to buy sleeving and sleeve the cables yourself, if you want to save money and have lots of time to do it.

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7 hours ago, Krik00 said:

I am considering to buy some thumbscrews, AIO sleeving and cable extensions. It would cost me 80 USD with 20 being shipping. Should I go for it, or nah?

@Krik00 check out Performance-PCs - you'll find our products there with cheaper shipping options available. You can also check on Amazon. :)

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7 hours ago, Nosfy said:

Im gonna say yes because ive just done it haha.

Got some new sleeves cables and AIO sleeving. I have bought stuff from there before and never had any issues. They customer service is pretty good too.

@Nosfy would love to hear some feedback from you on the new AIO sleeving kits! Would you mind emailing me at Matt@CableMod.com?

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4 hours ago, CableMod said:

@Krik00 check out Performance-PCs - you'll find our products there with cheaper shipping options available. You can also check on Amazon. :)

Shipping to Slovakia from Performance PCs would cost 40-110 bucks, so 20 is good enough :D I will write a review once I will test the sleeving as well :D

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17 hours ago, CableMod said:

@Nosfy would love to hear some feedback from you on the new AIO sleeving kits! Would you mind emailing me at Matt@CableMod.com?

Hi Matt.

 

No problem. Should be moving into the new case this weekend so will drop you an email.

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CableMod cables are great!

I've got their power cables, ethernet cables, and PSU cables :D 

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@CableMod so far so good. The clips on the AIO sleeve are a bit annoying to put on, other than that its looking good.

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3 minutes ago, Krik00 said:

That's not Kraken x62 :D

No, I literally change it yesterday. Not update my new details yet :P

Kraken didn't fit at the top and I don't like rads at the front so got the Hi100i v2

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