Internal cable management is the most frustrating part of building a desktop PC. Wait, that’s not right — the most frustrating part is making sure all your parts are compatible. Okay, that’s not right ...

One of the hardest parts of building a PC is cable management, keeping all the power and data cables from cluttering up the internals and getting in the way of fans or heating components. It’s gotten ...

If you have a computer desk at home, chances are you're either using a big desktop computer with a monitor and other peripherals, or you're just using a laptop with everything built in. Those are fine ...

Q: What are the best options for organizing computer cables under my desk? They’re out of control and I need help. A: If tackling the tangled mess of cables under your desk is a New Year’s resolution, ...

Your desk probably needs some help. Anyone with a tidy PC gaming setup learned the struggles of cable management outside the PC case the hard way. You can't conveniently shove it all beneath a panel ...

Cord tangles quickly take on a life of their own and become a single, writhing mass when left untended. If you like cutting checks, there’s a bottomless well of commercial cord management systems ...

Your 1Gbps connection needs at least a Cat 5e cable, with Cat 6 being the recommended standard these days, especially for multi-gig connections. Another possibility is that the previous owner ...

Organized cables inside a PC case create clear airflow pathways, essential for optimal cooling, enhanced performance, and preventing overheating in any build. Pixabay, fancycrave1 Proper cable ...