How-To: Cable Management (2021!)
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Damn this is bussin it respectfully
Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh
Dude's going through a divorce, probably a difficult one. But still he brings amazing contents like this for us. God bless you Kyle
Oh really, how did you find out, that's really tough.
@@IAmAW04 he posted abt it
Sometimes is hard to move on because people keep bringing it up......
@@KeithZim he’s giving him props for being strong and still creating content for his fans. be respectful.
@@KeithZim so moving on for you means forgetting about it...
Tools needed:
-Swiss army knife, hopefully it has a phillip's head screwdriver in it
-Tweezers
-Allen wrench
-Thermal paste spreader
-Rivestrong bracelet
you forgot to mention the table
already failed my build now ... thanks ....
You forgot to bring confidence when screwing :)
Ah yes of course
What about the “CPU applicator tool”?
I forgot my braces :/
Usually my PC has great cable management. My desk...we don't walk about my desk. It looks like Jumanji.
Just keep the lights off and you don’t notice it like mine lmao
LMAO, same here.
exact opposite for me
i don't have a desk , my room is Jumanji
cant even lie my desk is bad. my pc is on point tho
0:00 - Intro
0:17 - Does Cable Management Matter?
0:35 - Benefits of Cable Management
1:21 - A word from our sponsor
2:41 - Items needed for cable management
2:56 - Important things to consider
3:37 - AIO Orientation
3:59 - Rule of Thumb
4:21 - AIO Cables
4:41 - PSU Cables
5:23 - Front Panel Cables
5:35 - Fan Header Cables
5:55 - AIO Pump Cable Management
6:03 - Air Cooler Cable Management
6:25 - Case Fan Cable Management
6:37 - AIO Top Mount Cable Management
7:00 - Sata Cable Management
7:19 - Miscellaneous Cables
7:28 - GPU Cable Management
7:56 - Cable Management for the Rats Nest of Doom!
9:27 - Outro
Thank you
@@sullebulletrulle3568 no prob
Get a life.
@@akbarteimouri2411 I have a good life thanks :)
This needs more likes
"How to cable manage."
- Nine Corsair fans
- Corsair AIO
- Commander Core
- Commander Pro
- Lighting Node Core
- Spare 1TB HDD storage
You don't. You tie together what you can, hold in the beauty plate, screw it on, throw the back panel on, and pray.
i just got a corsair crystal 280x, with 6 corsair fans, and a corsair h100i. thats exactly my plan. try my best to cable manage then shove whatever i can in the hidden psu chamber of the case lol
oh my god this is exactly what i feel, corsair 5000x with 8 fans (of which 6 are corsair rgb), commander core, h150i capellix and a cable cutout too small for me to fit a stock 24pin through meaning i have to route it out and around the hdd cage area :/ at least the 5000x has a swing-out door that you can mash your cables under
Try
- 13 fans
-2 Commander Pro
- 3 Nordes
- gurthy PSU cables
- aio
This is my first build and it’s taking me almost a week to build, starting to question why I even bothered 😣
@@alexanderbaxter4686 bro you dont need 13 fans :/ i hope you have finished by now :D
@@davidbrito8504 Push/Pull configuration, all built, not so pretty cable management though but first build so not too fussed. Definitely a learning curve
"Now that I've convinced you that cable management is important..."
I dunno Kyle, sending $100 my way might convince me more
Ahahah
"Finally, install your graphics card..." HAHAHAH that's a good one Kyle! HAHAHAHHA!!! *dies
such an amazing joke he made 😂
i want cheaper graphics cards.
I just built a whole new pc but im gonna keep using my 1080 til i kind get a 3070 or 3080
Is it me, or is someone hitting the gym more? Looking more fit than has in years.
That’s what happens when you become single lol
I actually just scrolled down to see if anyone else noticed that as well.
It’s probably his diet
I just about to say something. He's looking a bit thin. I hope it is the gym.
I like his hat and hair. Seems like he was like: My hair sucks! Let's shave it off after his cat video ;)
Me with a 4 year old mid range and not going to have a new pc
Yes ,this is more important than my hw
Lol you have school...
@@khalfanalnaqbi3060 online school
True
ur probably 4 years old
@@rizzy6087 dude u have a Minecraft pfp, I don’t think you should be saying anything
POV: When you’ve already built pc’s but still watch these types of videos
Same. I really enjoyed building my PC, it was a lot of fun so I keep watching PC build guides. Trying to convince my friends to switch to pc so I can build one for them.
Can we just talk about his new camera for a sec, like holy damn that image is crisp
I remember SITTING on my sidepanel in order to close it
wot did u say?
crap case moment xD
@@riyasatmushfiqrahman3240 It was a Sharkoon TG-4 RGB. Absolute TRASH case... I wanted RGB so badly, but had no budget leftover. Funny enough, I bought the case for 45 EUR and sold it a year for 60 EUR (replaced it with H510i)
I have. My little brother screw the panel in while I hold it in place 😂
I can 100% agree that management of your cables make adding or working inside your PC better; Took less than an hour to put in a new SSD and get everything switched over to the new drive due to having immediate access to every needed cable and install point.
thank you my dude 3hrs later and 2 PCs down i don't feel guilty about no cable management no more!
In the back of my mind I can hear Lyle ranting about some examples of poor cable management. 😂🤣
Rooks rike a ramen noodle factory exproded in you're a PC case.
Literally built my computer a day before this was uploaded. I wish I built it after watching this video.
It's never to late to wire manage your PC.
@@wboyd33 im too lazy to remove and reconnect everything
I'm impressed you were able to keep this guide under 10 minutes and still have it be very informative. i was expecting a 15-20 minute guide.
TIP: if you use those flush cutters like in the video for the zip ties. Put the flat cutting end next to the zip tie latch. It will cut the excess flush making the end nice and flat. This makes it easier to adjust things without cutting yourself with the sharp end of the zip tie slack.
We have an electrician right there
Thank you for this Kyle Senpai
A full overclock guide(cpu, gpu, memory) would be great.
just use msi afterburner 4head
Real nice tutorial , but I would really appreciate cable management on something like a mini-ITX build since space is a premium in those scenarios and some tips would be nice
Lovely video. No unneeded complications, details and around the block talk.
Thanks : )
At first when I seen the case manufacturer I though ooooh I like that brand, Then after looking at it a few more times I was trying to figure out why the case looked familiar, well it because I have the same case and absolutely love the style.
Awesome video
In SFX builds where space is a premium, I would recommend getting or making custom length cables. Not only does it look better, it'll also improve airflow in the case.
Most guides and builders don't bother with this, but I'm a strong advocate for: plan your cable runs before building, and run them before anything else as much as possible.
Specifically, I often find that before you install the mobo or PSU, there are small cutouts and spaces that are blocked by installing them which can allow for some cleaner runs. Often with the front IO cables.
Also for most cases, running EPS before screwing the board in makes it easier to plug in. Like, a lot.
I've never seen a modern case that blocked cutouts after the mobo was installed
@@drunkhusband6257 haven't built a whole lot of PCs, then :D Or at least not with a large variety of cases. I've seen plenty. Tbf not always "cutouts meant for cables" per se, but "holes that happen to be the best place for a cable", that happens a lot. More often there's some holes in the PSU shroud the PSU will block which can be used for bottom-of-the-board stuff, or perhaps there is no good cutout for a cable so routing it just directly from behind the mobo crop up vs "the board literally blocks a hole", yeah. The board itself is fairly 2-dimensional, so blocking cutouts isn't likely. But there have been many cases where routing cables from behind the board directly to where they need to go is ideal, and for that you wanna run em before screwing it down.
As an added suggestion, I usually cable tie my AIO hoses as well for a more streamlined look 😉😇👍🥳🤯
Oooooh. That sounds like a fantastic idea. I immediately looked at my AIO hoses which branch off near the radiator and remembered the previous times I wished I could do something about them. Glad I scrolled down this far. Thanks mate
@@StimulateTheMind no prob’s. You can always find something new, like I have, reading others comments in these video’s 👍🥳
Awesome video - shorter than most cable management guides but as far as I can tell, pretty comprehensive. Subscribed
Haven't said this before but thanks to Kyles and other tech youtubers my latest build looks awesome compared to any of my previous builds(+10). And I'm about to start a new build with some bling and dualsystem. Does cost some but it's worth it in the end:) So Thankyou Kyle🤙
Lol i needed this. My current setup looks like a rat's nest
Same. Mine is like a mullet. 😂
Where are the rats?
Meh as long as it works it doesn't really matter
@@drunkhusband6257 you sir are raising concerns
@@L7K4N I mean if it's an all out gaming PC yeah cable management is a cherry on top. If it's just some budget build, who really cares
One of the better cable management vids that actually talk about cable management
It’s a good day when Kyle and TechSource upload on the same day
Hey don’t know if you will see this but thank you for giving me info on pcs and how to build them since (hopefully) I will be building my first one this summer
I have an O11 Dynamic, the light side is B-E-A-Utiful.
On the dark side, I'm just glad there's lots of room back there.
When the comment is 40 minutes ago and the video says it came out 10 seconds ago 🙃
I've had my Bitwit desk mat for nearly a month now and I absolutely love it. I got one for a good buddy of mine too and he loves his as well.
Cable Management is easier than ever before. No one has any excuses! Its really easy to cable manage a pc thats missing a gpu, cpu, and powersupply :D
One advice I have is that if you build a new pc before installing the power supply,start by managing the case cables,and then continue with the psu cables.
That screw with confidence shirt is gold lol. Where can I buy one
Description of video
@@notchris0 Oh it's bitwit's merch
@@aadisahni he gonna need your cash for his divorce
@@chloedevereaux1801 bruh
So glad you decided to make this video! It's perfect. Also, jealous of your gpu :( still waiting on my build bc of that.
He has like 50 laying around. Now all gpu's have disappeared off the face of the earth
I’d love to see a vid like this for ITX systems with non-traditional layouts.
Now do a video on cable management for desk setups. What we need, how should we hide cables, where to hide them, etc
Here's the best cable management guide: If there's a cover and nobody can see the cables then mission accomplished. Now I perfectly understand clean cable management for the visual aspects of a clear sided PC.
i find that running the cpu cable before installing the mobo can help in cheaper tighter cases. doesnt need to be plugged in but routing it first allows for it to be cable managed properly
You should do a desk cable management video, cause trying to figure out where to hide all these cables is going to send me insane
The original video saved my first build. I had no concept of cable management, and the inside of my pc looked like it had thrown up inside itself. Lol
I literally started researching this 2 hours ago!! So hyped to see my fav pc content creator make this
Ty Kyle
0:49
"It's kinda like making your bed"
*looks at my bed*
*close video*
Thanks! I am 11 years old and I really needed this!
The tips about using cable ties were very helpful. My case is quite small & I'm using a non modular power supply. In about 30 minutes I was able to tidy it up a lot using small and large white cable ties with all the non used cables pushed into the DVD drive bay area & tied down with yet another cable tie. So it doesn't look super tidy but it's a lot better! And I would have used velcro ties as well but could not find them on sale where I live.
You should make a step by step pc building video for beginners or first-timers
he has done that
I have 5 hard drives (including a sata SSD) in my case. I just can't be bothered with cable management beyond the bare minimum.
I do route things and I do think about where cables go. But I don't care about getting sleeved PSU cables and other what-not. IMO as long as the back panel closes and it's not a rat's nest underneath that's better than can be expected.
Kyle: "properly managed cables are more esthetically pleasing for you and any guests you have over."
Me: Thinking how I haven't made my bed in the 10 years since I got out of the army
literally going to my friends house today to help build his pc with him. perfect timing for a refresher
There it is! Whatever you're doing these days, keep doing it, for the love of whatever you want! You look like you've got your Groove back!
I cable manage for the airflow. Less turbulence means less noise. As for the backside, I don't bother. If the side panel fits without bulging, it's good enough.
I have this internal usb 3.0 ribbon cable and it's make the cable more neat
Imagine Lyle doing a cable management video. If only
Bitwit: You're going to need a few things.
Me: Tweezers
Routing the gpu cables to go above the gpu also helps with gpu sag
Yeap. I had to do that for a while with a particular case back in early 2011 when I had my 1.5GB galaxy edition gtx 580 triple slot vid card ( sc2's freshmen days of popularity)
Idk why I am watching this, I guess I just like Kyle.
I spent WAAAAY more time cable managing vs building the computer.
"Yes, I'll finally make my PC look cool"
"It will take and effort"
"well, shit. Never mind then."
A Noctua themed PC would be cool. Like using the light and dark brown colors on the case, PSU cables and stuff like that. With A LOT of brown Noctua fans oc.
Honestly I needed this, I need a new power supply since I got so much coil whine on my psu when using my rtx 3070. Most of the time I can hear the different levels it whines up and down on load. So this guide is perfect for me since I'm going to get a better psu. Thanks Kyle.
Just the video I was looking for. I'm building an ITX right now and man, I wish I was a wizard who could make some lengthy cables like the 24 pin motherboard power cable disappear.
Dude you’re the god of cable management. Love the content you bring up.. always look forward for your funny jokes 😂
Hey man I appreciate this video. I sort of rushed my latest build and didn't really bother with cable management. This gave me the kick in the pants to do it lol
Screw cable management. As far as im concerned the computer case is just an electrical box. By the way its not easier to trouble shoot - its harder since you cant see where a cable starts and ends
I feel like there could be a whole video just on cable managing RGB components. I've been able to get most of my cables looking pretty, that is until I start working on the RGB cables
I just got a PC with the WORST cable management I have ever seen. Thank you so much, I really needed this.
I route cables smallest to largest. The larger cables hide the smaller ones when you stack them for a cleaner look.
Thank you so much for this video! I am a bit of a cable not myself but this is such a well put together video I had to say something. Thank you so much for your content!
9:26 oh god the 24 pin makes me cry
i dunno man even though some of the main power connector wires are a bit out of proportion i'd still give this man 10/10 probably because my management looks worse than stefans
@@scidja8567 LOL
@@XxxNikGaxxX yeah im really lazy and not bothered to manage my cables aslong as everything works its all good
thanks, i needed this after i took out my back panel and it flew towards me, forgot i jumbled bunch of wires in it the previous day lol
Glad that the PC I literally delivered at the moment of this going online.. Ended up pretty much using exactly what I've already known, and this video's shown. Woop.
This video reads like those flight safety videos they always play before flights, and that intro title reads like a 1600s witch prophecy book.
I never built a pc and probably won't in the next 5 years but this video is pretty helpful!
me: why should I manage my cables?
Bitwit: first, esthetics and-
me: say no more!
Thanks this helped nicely also love the background music
LTT did a study on if cables can disrupt airflow enough to raise temps. There was no difference even when they started shoving t shirts and stuff in the pc.
Great vid though love your content
The point is to have a neat, clean and presentable look. Cable management isn't for temperature control.
@@kieragard well he literally said to help with thermals...
@@shaneh7519 I'm sure it does help with thermals. But yeah, not by a significant enough amount to be relevant.
I enjoy this type of content.
dude what was that sponsor cut. brutal editing
thank god I had a youtuber to tell me velcro cable ties were ok to use. whatever would I do without this useful informati0on.
I needed this
Thx :)
Very much to the point, professional how-to video. Good job Kyle!
Hang in there buddy, everything will be fine in the right time. Still bringing sick contents, good job and keep up the good work, God less you Kyle
I cable manage my cables from the start, yes it takes longer than doing it at the end, but I find I can hide the cable better that way.
Kyle seems so formal today lol.
I'm building my first pc tomorrow and this video is helpful.
Loving the focus of the camera and colour grading!
I cable manage for airflow. My case has solid sides so I save on aesthetics and RGB. :)
Very helpful thx Kyle
The one reason that I'm still hesitant on building my own pc, CABLE MANAGEMENT 😂.
Thank you so much, this was incredibly helpful. Have a nice day!
thanks for the cable management guide kale
Awesome video Kyle, I think I should send this to my friends. Seriously, like my pc is less powerful but looks a million times better than theirs, it hurts.
Digging the length efficiency style and vibe of this vid!
Lol perfect timing. literally just decided to tidy up my cables while working on my pc and saw this 😁
Eating Steak has given BitWit muscles.
My day and my cable management is about to get 10x better! Thx kyle :)