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More often than not computers get damaged because of dust build-up and poor thermal management.
A solution to those would be cable management. But cable management is not always applicable/easy for most cases out there and buying a good case would cost you a chunk of money, generally ranging from $80 - $300.
Here I introduce to you a step by step tutorial for those people out there who owns a bad/small case.
Read and see how to transform poor cable management to good enough cable management.
A solution to those would be cable management. But cable management is not always applicable/easy for most cases out there and buying a good case would cost you a chunk of money, generally ranging from $80 - $300.
Here I introduce to you a step by step tutorial for those people out there who owns a bad/small case.
Read and see how to transform poor cable management to good enough cable management.
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Signing UpStep 1What is a bad case?
First things first. What is a bad case?
Technically a bad case is a one with poor cable management features and poor thermal management. Therefore leading to dust buildup and high temperatures.
As you can see in the image poor cable management would mean less than an inch of space between the rear cover and the motherboard mount. Also few or no cable manage holes/gromits in the case.
Technically a bad case is a one with poor cable management features and poor thermal management. Therefore leading to dust buildup and high temperatures.
As you can see in the image poor cable management would mean less than an inch of space between the rear cover and the motherboard mount. Also few or no cable manage holes/gromits in the case.
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Aug 21, 2011. 4:35 AMjulius444
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