
r/CableManagement

How do y’all rate my cable management (first time doing it)
How to hide cords from a cat
I’m in a studio apartment, one room with a bathroom. I’ve been wanting a cat for a while and have most of what I need but I’m more worried about the stuff I can’t hide. I have a $6000 pc setup, a racing sim, along with cords galore throughout my apartment. Main concern is how to hide my cords or make it so a kitten couldn’t chew through it.
How do I hide these cables / broadband and service points ?
I'm looking for a DIY idea, to cover broadband, Siro, alarm cables and modems in a new build house. The front door opens very close to these as well so not much space to play with.
They also heat up a lot so might need to be said.
It's in the hall and living area and doorway so your met with this as you walk in.
Thanks for any ideas.
Can this be considered decent
Took a few hours yet it was worth it for me (this is the best i could do )
Another build from my work today. Hyte Y70 is a pleasure to work in.
First build
Spec:
Ryzen 7 7800X3D
Sapphire Pulse RX 9070 16GB
ASRock B850 Pro RS WiFi
32GB G.Skill DDR5-6000
Kingston NV3 1TB NVMe
Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 ARGB
Antec C5 ARGB
9x Jonsbo ARGB
Thermalright 1000W Platinum
[WDSF 2026] yoondori_house's clean white gaming setup — Gumi 🇰🇷
Full setup breakdown & photo gallery: https://beyond-desk.com/setups/yoondori-house-clean-white-gaming-setup-gumi?from=reddit
yoondori_house's approach is deliberately beginner-friendly: start with comfort and practicality, then build layer by layer. The Gumi-based content creator backs this up with a white-dominant gaming room that balances an ultrawide display, a transparent custom PC, and Philips Hue ambience — organized enough to focus, personal enough to feel lived-in.
**Gear list:**
- Desk: 209 Zero Station Tower + Fiture Motion (sit-stand)
- Monitor: Samsung M8 + MSI UWQHD 40-inch
- Monitor arm: Camel Mount PMA2XW
- Keyboard: Preflowe1 Pro
- Mouse: Lofree + Logitech MX Master 3S
- Chair: Ladygagu R3 + Lefree Gaming Chair
- Riser: Hidden Piece
- Audio: Audioengine A2+ / QR65 speakers, Maono PD 100X mic, Logitech G733 + G522 headsets
- Ambient: Philips Hue
- PC: AMD Custom (Ryzen 5 7500F, RTX 4060 Ti, 32GB RAM, 1TB NVMe, Y60 case)
- Desk mat: Hidden Piece Pelt + Roomlabs Pelt
- Hub: Orico
*Part of World Desktop Setup Festival 2026 — a global desk-setup showcase. Details*
*Setup Festival 2026 · r/SetupFestival*
Trying to figure out how to make all this clean looking
Need help figuring out how to manage these cables and wires? I was also thinking abt someone putting that power bank to attach itself under the desk like the feet sticking to the under side or something.
Non-modular PSU ?
Is there any way to get this look with a non-modular PSU?
Tucked away effectively, not aesthetically
Making the most out of the Phanteks EVOLV X2 case without backconnect components.
Didn't have the energy to align the cables on the back properly, so I went practical.
At the the frontview has barely any visible cables.
My dual-PC setup is mutating into a cable spaghetti monster. Need expert minimalist intervention!
Hey everyone,
I’m currently in the process of setting up and furnishing my new apartment, and my absolute goal for the entire place is a super clean, minimalistic aesthetic. The problem? My desk completely missed the memo.
Here’s the situation: I’m running a laptop and a desktop CPU into a single monitor. I just added an HDMI switch to toggle between the two. The switch itself works like a charm, but it essentially birthed a cable hydra on my desk.
The current casualties -
I currently have two wired keyboards and two wired mice fighting for real estate. (I know I need to upgrade to a multi-device wireless combo eventually, but I need to manage this chaos with what I have for now).
Behind my laptop sits a tangled nest of three heavy HDMI cables, a bulky power brick, and the switch itself.
If you were sitting down at this exact desk, what is your step-by-step battle plan? What specific routing tricks, under-desk mounting hacks, or accessories would you use to make these wires disappear?
Roast my current setup if you must, but please drop your best cable management wisdom below! 🙏
I have built an unbelievable amount of gaming PCs at my work. Starting to get good at the rear panel
It's alright. Just don't open the back panel.
My budget build for about $550.
Reused a whole bunch of parts and bought a bunch of used stuff.
which is better wire keyboard and mouse or wireless?
I’ve been running into issue with cable management with my setup and was wondering if wireless might be a good way to solve my issue will it compromise my mouse speed or will it be more delayed? and will it effect my key input speed?
Can figure out what type of connector my crt needs
Found an old crt tv and can’t figure out what connects to this cable