PC Building

[rtbh99]

Took me a few months, but I have finished up my project to make custom cables for my main gaming pc. It was a full replacement of the stock cables that came with the PSU, I had to learn how to solder and use a multimeter. Why didn't I just get Cablemod cables? Because thats not as fun as doing it yourself 🙂

24 pin and dual 8 pin pcie cableslit up in red >:)backside of the caseclose up of the sata power. pretty twisty8+4 pin bridged eps cable.my custom cables next to their stock counterparts.quite proud of my 24 pin 🙂these 8 pin pcie cables are why I couldnt go the cablemod route, they are simply too short.

[Amber_AMD]

These are what organized cable dreams are made of!!! How long did it take you to organize the cords so well? 

Mine is kinda messy and I'm really scared to open it back up and try and reorganize it all... 

[rtbh99]

cable managing the back took me about an hour and a half once i got everything i needed for it, and the cables were completed. i worked on the project over the course of about three weeks once i received the materials. then i had to wait on more cable combs lol...

[red5]

I like the white and black theme. I had a similar system, but I bought the Cablemod cables.  I just don't have the time to do something like that any more.  Cablemod cables have gotten to be pretty ridiculous in price though.

[rtbh99]

when i was trying to figure out if i wanted cablemod cables, i found the custom sleeving community. turns out cablemod was more expensive, for what i wouldve needed, than simply buying tools and materials and doing it myself. plus, i got to do it myself!