Easily Custom Sleeve Your PC for $26

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[optimumtech]

Working with wiring pinouts seems to be a big barrier for a lot of you to creating custom PC cables, so here’s a quick, cheap method without the need for a pinout. 100ft of high quality PET sleeving is all you’ll need to buy for this, that’ll set you back $26 from Mainframe Customs, Mod One PC or potentially cheaper if you want to go with paracord. Enjoy!

[teas]

Your videos are high quality and unique keep on the hard work

[Great.Username]

Thank you so much for this! I am new-ish to PC building and never really knew this simple method was an option! Really like the vid, simple to follow and understandable. You've got a great way of explaining things in my opinion!

[chrishenrico]

I don't know why i didn't think of doing it like this lol. Simple video without a whole bunch of fluff. Straight to the point. Love it!

[obsceneXerror]

dope ass video man. considering most psu's come with a spare set of cables, doing this is a no brainer. such a good entry level tutorial. cant wait to see this channel hit 1 milly subs. such premium content.

[szymonlorenz]

"Easily Custom Sleeve Your PC for $26"
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[Great.Username]

I want to know how I can support your content. I think you definitely deserve more Subs and a sponsor man!

[mennooowww]

Damn dude, i just love your video's because of your chill voice and the good tips. Keep it going <3

[Jango]

Just great video overall! I always enjoy the high production value and the mature and no-screaming approach in your videos, really sets you apart from other channels in this field.

[Finlander]

I used this method 6 months back with my new PC, first time cable sleever. I tried the PET route first but couldn't find any with the color I had in mind. So paracord was the only choice and the end result was still very much worth the trouble. Good guide. I suspect the staple method would've been easier than the bad & cheap extractor tool kit I got for the job.

[mechafan]

Nice Video, this tutorial really makes it easier for people to build custom cables for their rig without buying pre made. Sadly though I've already made the investment into all the tools. I'm looking forward to your new water cooled build.

[aetherart]

this actually makes me further appreciate the effort custom cable makers put into case-specific custom length cables in sffpc custom loop cases. gladly pay $25 per cable.

[Dionyzos]

5:45 I understood "wood cooled built" and was just like "WHAT yeah man I'd be down for that!"

[Noah-lujv]

I was just watching your old vid on this from 3 years ago, thinking why no one used the included wires to make things less complicated. the next thing I know, I discover a newer video with you, actually doing that exact thing. thanks for the video, I really appreciate it! much love from Denmark!

[steveromanchuk]

Thank you for you hard work! You videos is always cinema like and pleasant to look till the end!

[broderp]

I have a small case (Thermaltake P1) and extensions seem like a lot of cable to manage. This Video convinced me to not buy Cable extensions. My only reservations are voiding the PS warranty on my new build. Another ides that might be even easier - only do ONE SIDE. Undo the MB side per this video and then simply slide the sleeve down over the wire and insert / push it into the Power supply end - maybe even a little glue of some type. The finish the loose end as shown in this video. This way you only do one wire at a time. If your power supply is not visible, then even better.

[No_Free_Lunch_Today]

This is great, thanks. Definitely going to do this on my next build.

[tommyleeinspector]

Thank you for helping me keep occupied during the latest lockdown in the UK

[swlak]

One of the coolest videos you’ve ever done. Neat!

[TelekineticCow]

Great video! I'm definitely gonna try doing this