Cable Management Time Lapse - NZXT S340 Elite
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ย. 2016
- We built what we think might be the ultimate VR-Ready Gaming PC, but all those parts lead to lots of cables! Watch Barry bring order to the chaos for our NZXT S340 Elite build.
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That hue lighting strip is placed in literally the worst place you could put it in the entire case
Manuel Neumann the whole point of the SIXTY-BUCK Hue+ is to make your computer a disco ball. This is pretty much putting $60 under your dresser and never see it again until u die.
tuiso that analogy is hilarious
Ahh, I was wondering -- seemed odd to me that he would put it in the back behind the bar. You might as well go for some major bling if you're going to buy a strip.
I put it on the front and top, but damn this thing is bright as sun especially if you're the type of people who plays with no lights in the room, it gets distracting. So I place it at the back on that cable management bar and another one near PSU shroud. Now I can leave it on always instead of turning it off at night
JustJack agreed this is one video I couldn't fap to
Extremely satisfying to watch. Very relaxing witnessing wired chaos be quelled. Exxxcellent.
Wait why did he put the LEDs at the back, I don't think they look great there.
NAMΞRaidin Do it differently then
I think they're there to make the vertical bar shine from behind
Samuele Pelanda Yeh that's what I thought but it isn't really shining that much
Noureldin Ali I love daal
Just like the build, another quality vid, keep it up
it looks amazing!
One of the best cable management. I learn a lot from watching your cable management video. Now I'm not saying that I'm great but better than I build my first PC. Thanks 🙏🏼
Hope you will make more build and cable management video in the future 😊👍🏻
wow great job down there !! I liked that
That is so many cables holy cow! Look great after he managed them!
I love this guy 😍 he makes the build 10x better
TheSpreago he's not exactly pretty is he
Seeing those cables being organized is almost like watching a baby being born.
JiJi well kind of
Pretty bad cable management, it is...
Wingman1977 I gave birth to a horse
ur vids always satisfy me!!... and I learned how to build pc from here...
Nice case
nice cable management
Just ordered that Case :D
So satisfying... ughhh
Whats that thing connected to his arm and the table?
Can thr Grid v2 and Hue+ be used @ same time?
I might need to go back and employ some of these tactics in my s340 elite build. The parts that you see look great, but the back side is a nightmare!
anyone know how thick is the cable management back? i have some thick wires and with my actual case i dont have enough space.
nice
Quick question, does anyone know how much clearance you have for a front mounted AIO cooler? I want to order a beefy radiator and I can't find how much space there is for it at the front as the cable shroud blocks it at some point. Anyone with a S340 Elite who measured it?
Cable master!
Not really...
why would you put the strips in the back? invisible...
why are the strips on the back?
I really didn't like how much space there is at the back. I couldn't mount a Grid+ on the back. Had to put it in the hard drive bay instead :(
do the pre installed fans need to be connected to the mobo?
SpitfireRenegade yeah or psu
ahhhhhh....
the PCPP youtube channel... the only place where cable management gets 1000+ views.
Alright, I have a question. What does the Hue+ really do? And would i be able to use the X62 and Aer fans without the Hue+?
Hue+ is a controller for LED lightning both Aer RGB and LED strips.
Yeah, but how does it really control it. Cant you just control them using software.
Monty O'Harrah CAM software manage HUE+ controller and therefore HUE+ controller change color of LED at the hardware level.
Constantly being tethered to the antistatic mat is a little excessive for cable management. Not to mention, you are grounding yourself every time you touch the case anyways.
what is that blue thing in his arm?
Ricks An earth wristband ( if any static builds up it means it doesn't go though the PC )
oh, got it. Thank you!
why put LED strip at de back
4k upload ftw and that case.
Full cables pero bellisima...
Why the f would you put the led strip there?
Am I the only one wondering what that blue thing on his arm is?
**mutes video**
....turns on slipknot instead
i have a budget of 600 USD, what parts would I need to make a gaming computer under 600 USD
DogGuts - CS:GO either one is fine
DogGuts - CS:GO I would prefer an intel build
Anaz Mohammed What games at what resolution do you wish to play?
Markus Wiedner resolution like 720p and games like gta 5
Anaz Mohammed 720p? For 600$ you can play on 1080p no problem.
I made a part list for you which is pretty much exactly 600$, excluding mail-in stuff and an operating system, but you can get those very cheap online on keysites like G2A. pcpartpicker.com/list/8T76qk
IDK why but that GPU looks so beefy!
I'm Gay!
do a $2000 pc build
pls do a video of building a 700$ pc
it's probably most difficult things in pc built now lol...
I am not a very experienced person when it comes to building computers or knowing what parts are the best for the system you would like to build. I have been recently watching a lot of videos on TH-cam about Gaming PCs and what should I need for an efficient Gaming PC. As of today, my computer is not very good. I play games on it such as CS:GO, Garry's Mod, Unturned, and games that are on the more lenient side. On these games I run around 40 to 50 fps, which I hate. I would like to get more into gaming on my pc and try other games but my pc can't handle most game titles today. I would like to play games such as DayZ, Arma3, CS:GO, H1Z1, Rust, GTA 5, and games along those.So I have spent roughly 4 to 5 hours building a PC that fits my budget. My budget is $750. Here is my "pc part picker list" pcpartpicker.com/list/mtrwkT I would love any feedback or recommendations.
unKnownnCS um, there's no CPU cooler on your list buddy ;)
AnnaMated Idk if I should use it but from what I read, the i5 6500 has a CPU Cooler coming with it.
unKnownnCS It does and although an after market cooler is better, unless you're overclocking its not really needed
JonathanDavid J No, I don't think I will be overclocking anytime soon.
unKnownnCS You should be fine with the stock cooler then and you can always upgrade later
gpu 6 pin into hole below is only thing
how do I order all my parts together from pc part picker and I think i'ma build this pc nice
that looks like a pain to do
All this mess because of leds. Not worth it. And put leds on the back 🙈
So much easier without 4 hard drives stuffed in there.
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This is why people still buy consoles.
who else here that have OCD ?
first
I want to win this giveway
Нихрена не понятно, как он сделал..