ROG Gaming PC Cable Management #Shorts

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[OpressivePeach]

This man must expect he’s never touching this pc again must be a 10k build

[reecebelostrino]

Chill man, we already have a gpu shortage, we don't want no ziptie shortage too.

[stanleyvj]

If you are building a pc please do not use these many zip ties, trust me you will regret it later (specially for budget builds)

[znacine]

"How many zip ties do you need?"
"Yes"

[zandurka]

Why you skimping on zip ties bro. Just keep using zip ties till there’s no cable exposed

[the_reaper]

See this cable management is easy. Now add 11 rgb fans with a commander pro and lighting nodes and make it look as good lol

[JULIAN-qsed]

When you need to change anything you will see the stars…

[MultiRomyl]

This was so extra. If he has to upgrade or change something, it'll be a huge pain

[imjustwolf]

I love how clean this looks, but that is far too many zip ties that you're never changing anything in that system ever again.

[thomashatfield]

I work in data and a small but useful step after ziptie management is filing those clipped ends just a bit to remove sharpness, saves your fingers and possibly even cables from mishaps in the future. Not necessary definitely but ultimately still useful.

[cutesy]

I'm sorry for all the scratches that the person who has to put his hand next to those bands will do

[ConstantijnC]

Flush cutters can also be used to cut things flush 😉

[jack_grylls]

"Ah damnit I routed the gpu power cable wrong, welp back to square 1"

[bomberman]

Buy and use shorter zip ties. Cost less and there is less waste

[fuadhassanfaruk]

Remember guys in a cable manage video all you gotta do is cut the zip tie extensions. The cable manage part comes with the pc pre-installed.

[DrAsian_Jesus]

I think you could’ve gotten the same with result with less zip ties

[niclikescakes]

Those flush-cuts are meant to snip the tail at the head of the ty-rap, so you don't create jagged edges at each cable tie.

[adinota]

I’m a let y’all gaming PC people on a secret since I’m also one but I also used to be an electrician. Go buy solid number 18 gauge wire single strand. It comes in a multitude of colors. Then in a candy cane fashion wrap your cables together it looks sick. At the end do three wraps tightly bound and cut and tuck the end under the 3 wraps. Now you have cool bundles of cable that you can loosen and add more or remove cable loosening the wire wrap. You can even do this in small sections. This is something I do with big switch racks.

[the_cursor]

Looks super clean. Cutting them off is the customer's problem.

[dialedlife]

If your gonna use flush cuts “use” them haha