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We’ve got our hands on a motherboard developed as a collaboration between bilibili creator APE and MSI. With a novel approach to cable management, is this the standard of the future?
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1:33 The MSI B650M DIY-APE
3:05 CPU Installation
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13:00 Cable Management
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I really don't see how this can be called "Cable Free". Just marketing BS
The thing I like most about computers is their repair ability and parts changing. Computers are unbelievably easy to fix and upgrade. I have never understood why the inside of the computer has to be so clean and pretty.
I dare you to make a video without your annoying face in the thumbnail.
There's a 90⁰ adapter for both the 24pin and 8+8 EPS power.
I love that motherboard, wonder when it will be sold here in Indonesia.
Again a great video! for the Power of the videocard i really liked the solution of asus's hidden connector concept where they put the power connector behind the pci-e connector on the card and motherboard!! really love to see a combination of this becomming a standard
As usually you ruined the whole build by installing Windows 11. Ugh!!
My soulution was: Lian Li RGB Cable
Can't believe motherboards are entering their mullet phase
Why not create another ATX variation, its created by Intel so Ape could go to them and propose ideas. Most of brands already using different atx designs, so it would be not a problem to use another variation of atx.
RGB is for 3 year olds, who cares.
I think its a great concept, as long as it doesn't turn into a clusterfuck of all the different mobo brands putting connectors in different configurations and there needing to be a crazy level of compatibility checking for which cases support which mobos etc. If they can agree that ATX mobos use this layout, mATX uses that layout etc and case manufacturers can create cases accordingly, then its a win.
Reminds me of that de-badging and smoothing trend with dodgy cars that people used to do in the 90s.
Honestly, just stick a metal side panel on it and stop fucking about. It's a computer.
I wish that this was more common. Yes it clearly has downsides, but the biggest upside is that it's so much easier to see all your connectors. Me as someone who sometimes does something with hardware (occasional maintenance, replace cooler, at times build my own PC once every few years), I dread doing anything with cables in that chaotic mess in the front. Now that cooling pads/blocks are becoming more popular, even my tiny fingers have issues reach some cables or plugs.
Just give me the backside for all cables. For all I care we go for more square builds where the motherboard is laying flat, but with the PSU+cables below it in a way where you can easily access all off them without having to route them to the front through tiny spaces. and somehow now make them get stuck in anything. Maybe this way cables can become shorter so I don't have half the cable length of what I actually use, requiring less cable management in general.
I get why cases and motherboards are the way they are, but perhaps it's time to deviate from the standard "tower" concept with the motherboard being vertical, and make more use of the vertical space, with the bottom being a "maintenance shaft" for the plugs, cables, and all the other stuff you don't want to see.
what's the name of white case Asus in the back???
Am I the only one who found it funny that every time you switched to the NexiGo video source, the hands that built the pc were Jordan's?😂
I still dont get the cable management obsession. I dont get glass side panels or rgb. Take away all the Motherboard Armour! Take away glass side panels! Take away RGB, please take away RGB! Take back your life. You have a "PC" for doing "PC" stuff. No matter how you dress it up its some electronics in a box. No-one actually cares about cable management or rgb. Unless they are 12. Show me P.Cs that are built inside a cardboard box that can game at 4k and use less power than a LED lamp!
Dood. Silicon Power has a 2tb gen 4 ssd for $50! Yeah i have one!
why you want to see the inside of the computer in the first case?! and those leds… ugh! the most beatiful is server racks and no need to cable manage!
I miss Anthony!! What happened to him?! When is he coming back? You better not have fired him >:c
Cables at the back of mobo ia neat. Just needs a proper standard.
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