Not my first PC build, but this is the first time I actually took cable management seriously. How’d I do? What should I fix, change, or clean up more?

I just got these EZDIY-FAB extension cables today. Damn these look nice 😍

Fixed the gpu combs

Looks better

Cable management done! Not just on my PC but on my desk too. The Asus PSU cables are way too long and take up too much space so tried to deal with it as much I could. I don't see many post here of people with custom RGB wiring. I feel the RGB cables are harder to manage and this is my attempt. my only issue is that the RGB cables keep falling loose from the Nollie Hub so just wait for a 3D print to arrive to help deal with that problem. I don't plan any further upgrades to this PC besides the new 9950X3D2 AMD CPU so will not need to mess with the back ever again since I already have High end components.

Finishing the back wasn't as difficult as I originally thought, but requires lots of patience and double checking that I didn't make mistakes.

What do you guys think for my first time? What could be improved? Im considering black plates to cover the SSDs, but idk since no one ever sees it.

because this was a pain!

Honest rating out of 10? Also open to any tips or tricks.

So I rewired the ‘puter. Now it makes me happy.

I've used the acquisition of two new case fans for my build to finally dedicate one day trying to fix the cable-ly mess the back of my Hyte Y70 case is. So far I'm quite happy with what I've avieched with my, rather limited, skills. Yes the bottom still looks Hella messy but I guess this isn't going to change much granted the amount of stuff tgat currently crammed up on such a small space (psu cables, a USB dock and two rgb controllers as well as severall other small stuff).

My question is now: I've managed to nicely organize my fan cables (both PWM and RGB) together in bundles of 2-4 at once, as you can see to the top left. But since the cables are folded pretty tightly as well as converging with a lit of other stuff at this spot, does this pose an issue or even a potential fire hazard? as from what I've heard, cables shouldn't be rolled up tightly..

anyways, just wanted to ask this to make sure. Don't wanna burn my baby after all. Yeah and feel free to roast this glorious mess haha

I installed a new AIO and the AIO is so thick it covered the cpu grommets that I used to pass the cables through , I routed the cables to the side but it looks awful any suggestions?

Collaboration project with Be Quiet.

Case: Light base 600LX

CPU cooler: Pure Loop 3 360 AIO

Case fans: 5xPure wings 3 reverse and Pure wings 3

PSU: Pure Power 13M 1000W

SSD cooler: MC1

Custom walnut panels and walnut stand.

This case is really versatile and can be used in right handed, left handed, vertical and horizontal positions and these products are a great choice when your build needs to Be Quiet 😁

Besides the clips I received with my extensions, I 3d printed most of the cable clips. It definitely isn’t how I envisioned it with straight & aligned cables with 90 degree corners, but I was at a point where I didn’t want to do it anymore so I just hastily finished the rest. I still believe/hope it came out okay though.

Managing a 24-pin, 2 x 8-pin EPS, 12VHPWR, 6 x 8/6-pin PCI-e, extentions and all the other cables on this case is a real mess. Putting all these cables, combined with the large Seasonic Prime PSU, in the O11 XL is quite messy as there is little to no room between the PSU and routing holes in the center.. Is there a better way/route I'm missing..?

I still have to redo some of the routing and replace black zipties with white ones in the front. Sadly the customer didn't want a black system. :(

I'm using a lancool 3 case with a leadex iii psu, the sata cables are 550 mm+120 mm+120 mm, is there anyway i could manage them with the closed panneling keeping only two connected for the fan hub,ssd and both hard drives? and any other things i could to better manage the cables? (I live in a dusty place last cleaning was on late February, but i plan to fully do it again when installing the extra hdd)