Cable Sleeving Guide

[Kenjiwing]

What do you mean from? Do you mean where can you buy it?

That is heatshrink from MDPC made by psychosleeve

[Evantaur]

http://de.mdpc-x.com/mdpc-sleeve/schrumpfschlauch.htm

using german link cause international one is only on when he wants it to be on

[biuro74]

Thanks for the info.
I've got something similar, but it doesn't look this way after shrinking, so it's why I asked. More likely I'd say it's kind of plastic, not Schrumpfschlauch

[lowfat]

Thanks for the info.
I've got something similar, but it doesn't look this way after shrinking, so it's why I asked. More likely I'd say it's kind of plastic, not Schrumpfschlauch

Martin is just so ridiculously good at sleeving he even makes the heatshrink look larger than life.

[jesterjunk]

I received my first MDPC-X package yesterday (June 17, 2013 5:45 PM UTC-06:00).

Contents:
1 x MDPC Crimping-Tool + 160 Crimps


Thank You Nils

[ante_ante]

I?m about to sleeve my corsair AX760, anything i should know? Strange cable setup etc?

[.::NeO::.]

I?m about to sleeve my corsair AX760, anything i should know? Strange cable setup etc?

All Corsair AX750/850/1200 series psu's have a particular pinout, most of the time (at least on my old AX850) you'll have to deal with 2 wires going into 1 pin (for 6/8pin gpus cables and 24 pin cables mostly). If you like the look of 2 wires going into 1 pin and you're good at sleeving then go for it. I personally haven't found double wire shrinkless sleeving that hard (I followed lutro0 custom's guides on youtube), but I didn't try the classic sleeving method with heatshrink.

Anyway, if you really want a clean look with a 1:1 pinout go with Silverstone PSU's, really solid PSU's and the best for sleeving.

[Evantaur]

You'll have to do some custom cables for those double wires... It's not hard, just need some cable, crimps and soldering iron

[Johnny87au]

This thread needs to be updated,pics not loading ! = /

[adisak]

I want to buy Cable Series

[lowfat]

This thread needs to be updated,pics not loading ! = /

Simple guide by me or a more detailed video.

http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum...ry-thread.html