Cable Sleeving Guide

[aka_GK]

Now I just have one problem: I was wearing a little electrical device for 24 hours until now and it had three grey cables ... and I almost got sick again ... because THEY WERE NOT SLEEVED!!!!!!!!!!!

oh my god Nils you killed me
nice to see you here again

[dualbrain]

Nice to be here again too. Anti-Stress-Mode = On

[fhantastic]

[RADCOM]

two original molex remover are better than one

Thats ths colour scheme i'm going to use for my Bolt Jamaican PC

[fhantastic]

i think it´s a freaky but nice combination

[dualbrain]

Thats ths colour scheme i'm going to use for my Bolt Jamaican PC

No doubt your system will be faster than others

[Dangals]

Good to see you are ok Nils

[overclocking101]

dude this is insane! this guide kicks major ass!! now i have 3/8 sleaveing but i cant get it over my sata cables?? it just barely dont fit. is this supposed to be tight like this?? I have the standard red asus sata 90 angle cables.

[mattlef]

Noiseblocker I assume?

They need to come available in Canada :S

[CptDreadFlint]

So glad to hear you're back on track, Nils!

[slamz]

I couldn't take having sleeve and not using it :p
so i did a fan and sata cables



first try
just started my 24pin extension too
(its all going in a new case, possibly a tj-07, not the antec in the pic, and im getting a new psu )

[markpg28]

What are the holes with threads in?
Are they like the bitspower Case Top Water Fill/ Through Hole Fitting BP-WTP-C04?
What will you be using them for?
They look amazing.

[fhantastic]

The Fan is a Noiseblocker Multiframe S2 with 1350 rpm.

The "holes" are fillports from FESER !
I use them to connect the radiator

[RADCOM]

No doubt your system will be faster than others

Hehehe well spotted Glad to hear you are feeling better m8

[junkun13]

welcome back nils!

please check you mail

[markpg28]

The Fan is a Noiseblocker Multiframe S2 with 1350 rpm.

The "holes" are fillports from FESER !
I use them to connect the radiator

I thought they were fill ports They look really nice, I love your work its amazing

[Origin_Unknown]

some amazing sleeving in this thread! it makes me want to re-sleeve my corsair psu just for the sake of it! and the price for the quality of goods + the sheer amount seems very much worth it

so....tempted

[dreamaxx]

Purple Sleeve!!!!!!!

[slamz]

First 'proper' bit of sleeveing
24-pin extender

i see what you mean about it being addictive!

[dualbrain]

Some of the sleeves could need a little bit more of tension in order to get "perfect", but for the first time it's a good result And now you can go for more perfection by taking an extremely sharp knife (or similar) and cut all heatshrinks to the length of the shortest one. After cutting, use a lighter to quickly heat it up again to make the corners of the fresh cut more beautiful

Go for it - even that you might hate it, but afterwards you feel like ... the king in the ring

[slamz]

Cheers for the input Nils
will remember that for when I sleeve my PSU (when its back from RMA ) the extender i used kinda like a 'test run'. The mdpc-x Pin remover tool made it so much easier too!

[fhantastic]

exclusiv for XS

[illidan]

is that mixed black and gray, or just a light?

[fhantastic]

no it´s only the light

[downlinx]

question for you experts, i have a cpu power connctor that is a 4 pin with another 4 +4 pin connector piggy backed onto it, and this cpu connector is connected to the psu mainboard, is there a way to sleeve it without removing the connector from the main board? Or is just easier to get an 8 pin extender and sleeve that.
here is somewhat of an example i am talking about but this oneis and 8+4.