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What motivates you to cable manage? (Show yours)

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What motivates you to cable manage? (Show yours)

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  2. Human-Requirement-59

    Having that same case, I have to ask what’s it look like under the removable shield in the back. Mine is a hot mess under there.

  3. Blacksad9999

    Because I have a SFF PC, and the hardware won’t fit properly unless I cable manage. lol

  4. ilkanayar

    Since I’m currently in the process of creating a new build, I’m waiting for the stuff coming from abroad. Frankly, the back of the case has arabic hair lol..

    By the way, congratulations on a really great wiring.

  6. Yes_I_Am_An_Alt

    On the front side of the pc, obviously hide as much as possible and bend them nicely to look nice.

    The backside looks okay, it’s more keeping them in nice channels going to where they need to go, but separate enough that it is easy to replace components.

    Imo yours is too much, nobody will see thoose cables and looks like it would be difficult to replace parts without re doing all of that cable management.

  7. team_uranium

    I can’t because waranty sickers (the waranty helped me replace the fried motherboard for fee and sill hava a year and a bit)

  11. Toxic_Tiger_

    I have the same case and it’s a nightmare behind that back panel, especially behind that Lian Li/Der Bauer badge

  12. Vaseth-30kRS-iron

    my motivation is that and loops cause electromagnetic fields that cause interference currents

    point of note though, dont over do it, as bending a cable too tightly actually creates heating in the cable and slowdown of the data (albeit it marginally) but PC ‘s are all about getting those margins down

  14. Plastic_Tax3686

    Nothing.

    Function over form. If it works – don’t touch it. If the case closes successfully and it works – great work, feel free to enjoy your games.

  15. DoctorRyanAA

    Replacing components. This was the first rig I ever built, and I was in awe of the channeling features of the case. No more squeezing my hand into a cluster of wires trying to change something. The only thing that sucks cable-wise is all the damn fan wires going into the fan hub. Does anybody have any advice on how to manage all those thin wires?

  17. screwwindows

    I do it somewhat reasonable one time when building or upgrading, apart from that i use the machine and idk about cable management after its once done

  19. Acrobatic-Estate8441

    Guys plz tell me how do u have like ur pc specs under ur name

  20. TechnicalToe3

    I’d love to show mine however the back is being held on by the case screws and if I take it off that sucker will not go back without a fight lol, just image a rats nest if you need a visual example :3

  21. Ohkillz

    wdym motivation my pc looks like a nervous system

  22. RustyDawg37

    Nothing. It works whether it’s done or not.

  23. Epicporkchop79-7

    Function first, form second. I don’t have a pic. I’ll have my cables routed in a way that lets me work on it with ease and then tweak to look better. These newer cases are really helpful, too, as the cables can be hidden behind panels and covers.

  25. Epicporkchop79-7

    Function first, form second. I don’t have a pic. I’ll have my cables routed in a way that lets me work on it with ease and then tweak to look better. These newer cases are really helpful, too, as the cables can be hidden behind panels and covers.

    I have a 5000d, from the glass side it’s clean wirh cables that go back through the grommets. In the back everything is routed through the spaces alotted and with velcro. Not extremely neat, but not the rats nest of 10 years ago

  27. KiwiMagic2005

    Nothing, which is why my cables look like a cobweb lmfao

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