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[ArtFiendz]

the fans connecting together and using 1 cable shoudl be the new standard. it's such a game changer. 5 years ago we all had birds nests behind our PC now it's easy to make it clean.

[ChinchillaBONK]

I am more surprised why this concept was not created until 2024? I thought a clean look would have been desirable for us for years.

[HammersmashdFace]

I really like this. Not so much because of the barely visible cables, but because it's finally easier to get to the connections on the mainboard.

[kael]

When you see it, you suddenly wonder why this wasn't always the case. It's better in all ways.

[Rockport]

2:12 That would be the biggest benefit from me. I dont care how my machine looks up front, a nice cable routing can also look good. But being able to open the " service area" in the back to get to all connections is so practical and nice :)

[darslei]

dude im genuinely more amazed about the effect your new place has on your audio it has the perfect amount of reverb to make it sound almost etherial, really hyped to see how you will utilise that space

[gazehound]

A couple people have said it already but I feel like the main advantage is that this is way more practical. I hate snaking cables through holes in the case and bending them at extreme angles to get them to connect. This is way easier.

[NorthernLaw_]

This needs to become the norm and standardized across all motherboard manufacturers and case manufacturers. That along with the daisy chained fans like the ones found in iCUE Link and Lian Li's newest releases.

PC building has been rather archaic for a while now with the only things becoming standard are the non-removable IO shields and then little things like having switches instead of screws for SSD mounts and such. Lot of cool things on the horizon for sure, hope to see them sooner rather than later

[cacaulaymulkin]

This seems SO much more practical.

I built my first computer a month ago and the FIRST thing I thought is why are we connecting cables from the back to the motherboard at the front, then hiding the cables at the back again....This makes way more sense and suprising this isnt the way its always been done.

[cyberviking]

I REALLY like this! The aesthetic aspect is cool, but as a big guy with thick hands/fingers, holy cow this will make those fan pins so much easier to access! I've put off making changes in my PC just because I didn't want to deal with unplugging and replugging those tiny little cables/pins! I'll definitely be looking for one like this for my next build! And I appreciate the Corsair water cooler with the cables running through the tubes, I have an earlier version of that and it looks awesome except for the wires. My next build will have a custom water cooler system, but that is a no-brainer for these aesthetic builds!

[hokanoyatsu]

choosing to use a more compatible AIO instead, when MSI sent a complementary AIO cooler for the build is hands down BASED af lmao

[jakob_w_on_yt]

Dude, the Case and Hardware is all cool, but man, your lighting and cam shots are just amazing. Very nice and tastefull. Keep up the good work!

[KunaiKrazy]

About time something like this exists. I can say this actually looks futuristic. GPU vendors would do quite well with moving the power cable connector to the back. They've learned red and black isn't cool anymore, airflow IS important, tempered glass, RGB, and now (hopefully) clean aesthetics. For those of who you care, you're about to enjoy what's coming down the pipe. Race to make the cleanest PC components inc.

[alexfleener]

It’s the mullet effect. Business in the front, party in the back

[Bitbiscuit]

so surprised the pc vids were so close to one another. Nice that it is, hope to see more content also relating to the budget side of things.

[david-iam]

Been asking for this forever. Always seems like the logical step to me. Didn't this would ever come to pass...but here we are.Thanks for covering it.

[GamerPalmSweats]

This is fantastic. This is how PC cases and builds should be done going forward.

[JanRademan]

How did it take 20 years for someone to think of this.

[JohnnyN-I]

I really hope this will be a standard in the future.

[jalengonel]

I can’t believe no one thought to do this before. I never even thought of it either. Huge innovation hidden in plain sight