1. Ergonomics First - Desk height & chair: Make sure your desk and chair allow your elbows to be at roughly a 90-degree angle when typing. - Monitor position: Place your monitor so the top of the screen is at or slightly below eye level, about an arm’s length away. - Keyboard & mouse: Keep them close enough to avoid stretching but with enough space to move comfortably. 2. Cable Management - Use cable clips, sleeves, or Velcro ties to keep cables tidy and prevent clutter. - Consider a desk with built-in cable management or a cable tray underneath. - Wireless peripherals reduce cable clutter dramatically. 3. Lighting - Ambient lighting reduces eye strain. Try LED strips behind the monitor or under the desk for subtle backlighting. - Use adjustable desk lamps with warm light to avoid harsh glare. - RGB lighting is fun but keep it tasteful to avoid distractions. 4. Desk Space Optimization - Use monitor arms or stands to free up desk space underneath. - Keep only essential items on your desk to avoid clutter. - Add shelves or wall-mounted storage to keep peripherals and accessories organized. 5. Personalization - Add a mouse pad with a cool design or texture that suits your style. - Incorporate plants or artwork to make the space inviting and less sterile. - Use custom keycaps or a mechanical keyboard that matches your aesthetic. 6. Acoustics - Consider soundproofing foam panels if you game or stream. - Use a good quality microphone with a pop filter if you do calls or recordings. - Headphone stands or hooks keep your audio gear organized and accessible. 7. Cooling & Ventilation - Make sure your PC has good airflow; don’t block vents. - Keep your setup away from direct heat sources or sunlight to avoid overheating. - Dust regularly to keep components clean. 8. Dual Monitors & Multi-Screen Setup - Use matching monitors for a clean look. - Align monitors at the same height and angle for comfort. - Use software tools for easy window management across screens.

- CableMod – custom sleeved PSU cables - J Channel Trays (from brands like IKEA, Amazon Basics) - 3M Command Cord Clips - Blue Lounge Cable Box (for power strip concealment) - ugreen / Anker USB hubs – to reduce visible device cables

1. Use Pre-Sleeved or Custom Cables - Looks cleaner than default PSU cables. - Brands like CableMod offer customizable sets for aesthetics. 2. Fan and RGB Hubs - Use a central hub for all fans or RGB devices, reducing the number of cables running to the motherboard. 3. Short Cable Extensions for Front I/O - If your case’s front panel cables are too long, shorten them with extension kits or manage excess at the rear. 4. Daisy-Chaining (When Possible) - Some fans and RGB strips support daisy-chaining, reducing clutter. 🔍 Pro-Level Finishing Touches - Symmetry & spacing – keep cables evenly spaced and parallel where visible. - Color coordination – match cables with your build’s color theme. - Avoid tight bends – this reduces cable strain and increases longevity. - Do a shake test – gently move cables to make sure they’re secure and don’t rattle or snag.

1. Plan Before You Plug - Sketch a layout or visualize where your components and cables will go. - Route cables logically based on your case design and connection points. - Keep longer cables for far connections; avoid unnecessary slack. 2. Use Modular Power Supplies - If you're building a PC, go for a modular or semi-modular PSU. You only plug in the cables you need, minimizing clutter. 3. Route Cables Behind the Motherboard Tray - Use the rear side of the case to hide as much as possible. - Most modern cases have ample routing space, cable cutouts, and tie-down points. 4. Utilize Cable Channels and Grommets - Take advantage of pre-installed cable channels or grommets in your PC case. - If your case lacks them, self-adhesive cable raceways can help. 5. Shorten & Bundle with Purpose - Coil long cables neatly using: 🧰 Essential Tools & Accessories Tool/Accessory Use Case Velcro cable ties Adjustable, reusable bundling Zip ties Strong, permanent bundling Cable combsOrganize sleeved cables (aesthetics + airflow)Cable sleeves Bundle multiple wires together Cable clips / adhesive mounts Secure cables to walls or desk underside Cable raceways/trays Hide and route under desk or case Heat shrink tubing For custom cables or extreme minimalism.