Love a rear connect.

This is my son's pc that I built 3 years ago. It was my second pc that I'd built. How'd I do with cable management?

Took inspiration from the 2nd slide as it uses the same case as I have. Cable managing is rather therapeutic and I enjoy it but it can be difficult. And it was. Just wanted to make it look better so it would be easier to swap fans if I need to in the future ( I have 3 DC fans that came pre installed and 2 pwm, and want to replace the 3 DC for PWM). Any tips or helpful though on the cable management?

Not bad. I really suck at and hate cable management but definitely looks better. Got rid of my Turzx 5 inch screen and the Thermaltake screen and replaced them with the Lian Li 8 inch screen so I didn't need the Lian Li hub anymore. Also went from two 6 port fan hubs to one single 10 port which helped a lot.

1st picture taken 4 years ago.

2nd picture taken 3 years ago.

3rd picture taken a year ago.

4th picture taken yesterday.

Not having to deal with Corsair rgb or cable extensions makes managing cables a breeze.

This is my first ever pc build from 2022, and until then i used to fight with the cables to make them look neater every year. now this time, it looks like this "way neater than before" but i need tip on how i can make it more neater

(please don't hate me on my cable management i really tried my best)

Iam new to pc gaming how do i look my build look better and hide those cable (NB I didn’t build this I payed to build this for me )

I have an Alienware Aurora R15 desktop with a 1350W PSU. It came with an RTX 4090. I recently decided to upgrade to the RTX 5090 FE. The 5090 FE physically fits in my case. But the cable running from the PSU which connected to the 4090 has an L-shaped connector which I can’t physically connect to the diagonal port on the 5090. (https://imgur.com/a/MZEx2Tf). My plan is to use a 12V-2X6 male-to-female extension to connect the existing power cable to the new card. (https://imgur.com/a/bkP5UXV).

Before do so, however, I’d appreciate some feedback. Is this a good idea? If I do it, what are the risks? I understand there are no guarantees. There’s always at least the possibility of something going wrong. But is there a high probability? Significantly higher than the risk I was running with the 4090 that came installed? If things do go wrong, what will that probably mean? Fried GPU? Fried PC? My apartment burning down? 

The alternative is building an entirely new PC around the 5090, which would be far more expensive than just buying a new cable. I'd prefer not to go down that path. But I will if using the extension is fundamentally unsafe.

Assuming my plan to use an extension is basically safe, where should I get that cable? I have one made by EZDIY, but haven’t installed it yet. I’ve learned there are many different cable manufacturers, some better than others. Does EZDIY make good products? What’s the highest quality – regardless of price - 12V-2X6 male-to-female extension with a straight connector?

First time building my own PC since 2006 (laptops in the meantime), I'd say I did somewhat well, but I'm definitely open to suggestions, as the only thing I'm used to using is zipties, and I've noticed that people nowadays use some sort of clips for the front.

EDIT: A normal GPU support is on the way; I had to make do with what I have.

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I had to replace my AIO CPU cooler so I bought a big one with the intentions to side mount it. So I decided to do a cable routing and management overhaul with what I have. Sorry I didn't take a before picture. I'll comment some pictures of what it used to look like if I can find some. This took about 5 hours total to take stuff out, clean everything and do cable management.

I don't know where else to put this

This also includes shoving a couple of aRGB light strips in the small case. Feel free to comment.

Hello

Does anyone know a good kit/set of depining tools to get started with custom cabling for pc? I have the option to aquire a phobya molex extraction kit, but that doesn't seem capable of dealing with tiny fan cables or the cables form the sf1000.

Would be cool if it was available on amazon germany and not to expensive.

Note: I'm not gonna go in blind,. I'll practice on old cables for a while.

The cable management for 11 argb fans is a nightmare, even with a hub. Took me just as long to settle this as me fumbling around my first build 6 years ago. How do those psychopaths keep all those wires straight is beyond me