‘PC Modding with OcUK’ is here with another instalment in the series. In this blog post we’re showcasing sleeved cables.
What Are Sleeved Cables?
Sleeved cables have been designed to replace your existing cables with every type of connector available. They not only look incredible, but also bundle all the interior cables together to help create a neat and tidy look to the interior of your PC.
You can find sleeved cables in hundreds of different colours and styles, making them perfect for any aesthetic. From the all-out rainbow, pretty pastels, to classic black and white.
If you weren’t aware, there are both pre-made kits and the option to craft them yourself. Just an FYI, making them can be quite complicated, especially for complete beginners. Be aware, that you may even void the warranty on the item you are sleeving if it has to be deconstructed.
What Are the Benefits of Sleeved Cables?
Pros
- Can help to protect the internal wires.
- The braided sleeve is more resistant to fraying and splitting.
- Can help to create a neat and tidy PC interior.
- Plenty of colourways and styles to choose from.
- Sleeved cable option for every type of connector.
Cons
- Can be expensive to buy sleeved cable kits for all the connectors you need.
Upgrade Your Cable Game
Are you looking to upgrade your PC with some sleeved braided cables? At Overclockers UK, you can find plenty of sleeved cable kits to suit a huge variety of connector types and aesthetics. We’ve included some colourful selections below, but you can shop the full range by clicking the button.
Kolink Core Adept Braided Rainbow Cable Extension Kit
- Cable extension kit
- Sleeved braided cables
- Rainbow colour scheme
- Includes 24pin, 4+4 pin, 8pin and 6+2 pin cables
Bitfenix Alchemy 2.0 White Cable Extension Kit
- Extension kit
- High-quality sleeving
- Flexible material
- All-white design
- Includes 24pin, 4+4 pin, and 6+2 pin cables
Kolink Core Adept Braided White/Neon Blue/Pure Pink Cable Extension Kit
- Cable extension kit
- PET braiding
- White/Neon Blue/Pure Pink colour scheme
- Includes 24pin 4+4 pin, 8pin, and 6+2 pin cables
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Ruth Rowley
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Ruth has been with Overclockers UK for over a year and has gone on to write about everything ranging from in-depth hardware guides to monthly game releases.
Outside of writing blog posts, she can be found wrapped in a blanket with her black cat, engrossed in a book or playing life-simulation games such as The Sims, Stardew Valley, and Animal Crossing.
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