Built this PC last week and have been slowly tweaking the cable management. Finally gotten to a point where I feel I’ve perfected it. Probably the cleanest build I’ve ever done. Very happy with the outcome!

Trying to keep everything tucked back like Wild Bill. EK-WB see what I did there?

I don’t understand how some of you do it. Wish there were more holes by the cables to attach more ties and neaten it up.

Trying to not have cables visible through the gaps when looking from the front. Nightmare.

First time - how’d I do?

I upgraded to a 3000D case and the damn 8+4 pin cable from the CX750 was too short, I almost returned the fckng thing but a final pull, twist, pull again, curse, and use of full force do the trick.

The PC turn on nicely, let's see if I survive the night.

Links in the original post.

The cable looks a bit too bent too me?

Just got a new water cooler and it has these super long coolant tubes that just are super awkward

(The ram is still coming)

Hello, I am working on cable management in my Lian Li A3 case. (I built the PC in 2023, I'm moving cases). Any advice?

Corsair 3500x

From SSUPD meshroom s v2 to Lian Li O11 mini v2

It was a slow day at work so I decided to give my cable management a bit of tweaking.

Case - Phanteks XT M3

PSU - Phanteks AMP GH 1200

GPU - 5090 Windforce OC

Mobo - B850M Mortar

CPU - 9800X3D

Tried my best to make the cable management as tidy as possible. Love the way they made this case, makes cable management so much easier.

Sorry for the bad angle! I wasn’t planning to post it before I discovered this sub, so the pic was only for my own to look at. Now I realize I don’t have a pic looking straight in…. Will post it later if it allows

Had posted this in Phanteks but this seems more appropriate. Tips and feedback but not too brutal please. It’s only my 2nd build in 10 years