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    I personally use 1/4" black w/red tracer in my work- but I don't do the unisleeving/etc, atm I limit mine to fan controllers, fans, front panel connections...and I use the techflex 3/8" "carbon" for my sata cables (its a mix of black and clear)
    my personal opinion is that its not very often people are going to be inspecting a PC with a magnifying glass and fine tooth comb, most observers *at least where I live* would be in an ooh ahh type state just seeing cables that arnt normally sleeved being sleeved (heck, most of the people I know go pretty gah gah over regularly sleeved power supplies)
    however, IF I could find a decent supplier of the cleancut at decent shipping rates to canada (aka not what cableorganizer has) I'd more readily consider using that- as from what I've noticed, that SEEMS to be the general base of what the murdermod sleeving kits use (techflex can "custom" make cabling for sufficent sized orders)
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    wow bentleya that cable looks absolutely sick, incredible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DragoonXX View Post
    .....IF I could find a decent supplier of the cleancut at decent shipping rates to canada (aka not what cableorganizer has) I'd more readily consider using that- as from what I've noticed, that SEEMS to be the general base of what the murdermod sleeving kits use (techflex can "custom" make cabling for sufficent sized orders)
    Are you saying that Techflex make the mudermod cable? Can anyone send me a little piece of this famed murder mod cable so I can make my own comparison. just pm me for my address ......much appreciated
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    im not saying they do, thats just my personal guess, from everything I've seen of the cleancut variety and of the murdermod stuff, they are very similar
    that and techflex can custom create sleeving with sufficient sized orders, which (with absolutely NO surprise) murdermods can do in spades
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    Quote Originally Posted by DragoonXX View Post
    im not saying they do, thats just my personal guess, from everything I've seen of the cleancut variety and of the murdermod stuff, they are very similar
    that and techflex can custom create sleeving with sufficient sized orders, which (with absolutely NO surprise) murdermods can do in spades
    I see what you mean cheers DragoonXX I'm going to end up with a truckload of sleeving at the end of my quest. ther is definitely differences in the various brands. Any material scientists what to comment...is straight polyester or a mix better?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RADCOM View Post
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    Any material scientists what to comment...is straight polyester or a mix better?
    Well, for optimal thermo-capacitance, you will want a polymer resin fiber with a halide core woven to 60 strands per inch in 5 strand bundles.

    That was actually just me talking out of my ass. It really doesn't matter what material it is made of as long as it isn't something that attracts dust. The weave is only important for aesthetics... some people want it to only partially conceal what is inside the sleeving, others want it completely concealed. Aside from that, there really is no difference.

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    Guys, what color of sleeve blend to 24pin and 2x6pin cable's in my case?


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    Quote Originally Posted by 3Z3VH View Post
    Well, for optimal thermo-capacitance, you will want a polymer resin fiber with a halide core woven to 60 strands per inch in 5 strand bundles.
    That was actually just me talking out of my ass. It really doesn't matter what material it is made of as long as it isn't something that attracts dust. The weave is only important for aesthetics... some people want it to only partially conceal what is inside the sleeving, others want it completely concealed. Aside from that, there really is no difference.
    I knew that..... it was clearly a halogen core that required

    just looked up another sleeving brand and halogen free was a selling point lol
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    Has anyone tried clear heatshrink does it look any good? Pictures please, cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dezet_ View Post
    Guys, what color of sleeve blend to 24pin and 2x6pin cable's in my case?
    Blue would be nice.
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    Cant wait for my sleeving !

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    Harumph I didn't get one of those with mine lol whats her name?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dreamaxx View Post
    Thought I might add in a little tutorial on how to do the 6-8pin plugs which come with some power supplies like the Corsair.

    These are the tools that you'll need, as well as a ruler, and a heat gun and of course the sleeving (Thanks to Nils at MDPC for this sleeving, beautiful stuff that it is!).



    Make a slit all along one side of the heatshrink which is covering the ring on the cables. Then blast the you know what out of it with the heat gun. And it'll end up like this:

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    Nice guide, dreamaxx. I used the brute force method to remove the round thingies from my Corsair HX1000. I cut them the best I could and then took a pair of thin needle nosed pliers and ripped the heck out of them 'til they came off (and we wonder why most of my worklogs have blood in them ). So far the PCI-E cables are working just fine without their little protectors:





    (If I were doing this build now, I'd go ahead and shorten the wires, rather then leaving them long. It works fine in the cube, but would be a mess in smaller cases. I've since found it's quite easy to cut the wires and just crimp new pins on)

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    heh, i just took a hammer to that nasty nasty metal ring around the PCI-E cables on my Cossair 750W modular worked well
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    Quote Originally Posted by exemay View Post
    heh, i just took a hammer to that nasty nasty metal ring around the PCI-E cables on my Cossair 750W modular worked well
    Thats another way to get it off lol

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    You shouldn't remove those, you'll all get ill from electromagnetic radiation now :P
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    I don't know if anyone has said this and I don't feel like reading through 20+ pages, but Fry's sells some good stuff. However, I'm pretty sure it only comes in black (which doesn't seem to be a problem for most of you). I think (here) it's $7 for 20' of 1/8". I have no idea how that price compares to MDPC stuff. It also seems a little stiff, but I don't know if that's normal or not. It's a tight weave and I really liked it. Just my
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    On the topic of 6 to 8 pin PCIE cables... I am making my own custom cable for the my 4890 which uses one 6pin and one 8pin connector. I am starting with a Dual 6 pin cable. It appears that the difference between the 6 and 8 pin cables is 2 grounds. does this sound right?
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    yep, just 2 grounds, all you need to do is split the grounds from another one on the cable

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    awesome pics! and great product Nils! two thumbs up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG View Post
    yep, just 2 grounds, all you need to do is split the grounds from another one on the cable
    Perfect, As usual you come through. Thanks!
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    got this in the mail today



    and the artwork on the package


    Cost me a pretty penny after shipping and exchange rate. More than the power supply

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