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Question of the Day: What's the most interesting small town you've visited in South Africa?
Cable management stuff
- Thread starter FxpForce
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Try Telkom... They are a bunch of DraadTrekkers so they might be able to assist.... 
Seriously though... and this is a guess... try Cablelink in Randburg.. If they don't have, maybe they can point u in the right direction .
Seriously though... and this is a guess... try Cablelink in Randburg.. If they don't have, maybe they can point u in the right direction .
yes an 11 year old post I thought I bring it back to life as its something that I've been occupied with for the last few days.
It took me a while to fully realise the potential of the desk I purchased on a whim a few years ago but its turned to be quiet useful in terms of aiding cable management.
I recently added another machine to my current desk, both are very low spec machines that can do either but not both jobs well. The machine on the left is simply used to stream and browse while the primary machine is used to play Quake.
However after installing the second machine things looked a mess and the OCD in me kicked in, this is sort of the end result.
and then I looked at the second half of the desk and tackled that, I took some poor before pics but hopefully you get the idea.
Basically only two cables coming from the PC desktop (ethernet and power) and one cable coming from the other desk (power) with the machine connected wirelessly.
It took me a while to fully realise the potential of the desk I purchased on a whim a few years ago but its turned to be quiet useful in terms of aiding cable management.
I recently added another machine to my current desk, both are very low spec machines that can do either but not both jobs well. The machine on the left is simply used to stream and browse while the primary machine is used to play Quake.
However after installing the second machine things looked a mess and the OCD in me kicked in, this is sort of the end result.
and then I looked at the second half of the desk and tackled that, I took some poor before pics but hopefully you get the idea.
Basically only two cables coming from the PC desktop (ethernet and power) and one cable coming from the other desk (power) with the machine connected wirelessly.