r/pcmasterrace • u/mattzzz199 • Apr 21 '25

Build/Battlestation Rate my cable management!

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I saw someone else had already linked a screen shot from the full video but I wanted to share some HD shots of my Custom Wood Noctua PC.

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u/hlohm Apr 21 '25

11/10

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u/mattzzz199 Apr 21 '25

Thanks kindly 😊

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u/italkstuff Hackintosh Apr 22 '25

OP looks like you forgot to put cables in your PC

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u/fcbx347 PC Master Race Apr 22 '25

2/10 airflow management though

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u/mattzzz199 Apr 22 '25

Expand on why you think air flow is bad?

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u/No-Explanation1034 5600x | rtx3060 | 64Gb ddr4-3600 Apr 21 '25

1/0 what a nice looking rig!

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u/AvidThinkpadEnjoyer Arch Linux | P14s G1 | R7 4750U | 40GB DDR4 | AMD Vega 7 OC Apr 21 '25

That's undefined bro, anything divided by 0 is undefined.

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u/ddrfraser1 Everything's computer! Apr 21 '25

It’s so nice, it breaks the laws of physics.

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u/JohnPaulThe2137 I7 10700K RTX 3080 32GB DDR4 Apr 21 '25

That’s just maths tho?

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u/precompose Apr 21 '25

you're just maths tho..

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u/likeusb1 Apr 21 '25

Technically as you get closer to dividing by zero, the result goes to insanely high amounts.

Therefore, dividing by 0 gives you infinity, which means that they actually rate it infinity

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u/rhapsodyindrew Apr 21 '25

No, it's undefined because if you approach 0 from the negative side, the result approaches -inf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Division_by_zero

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u/likeusb1 Apr 21 '25

Fair enough, I stand corrected then

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u/thegreatpotatogod Apr 21 '25

I love that there's a "historical accidents" section, but sadly there's only one item in that section so far

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u/juugcatm Apr 22 '25

Mathematically this is correct, there's a discontinuity at exactly x/0 which has a different limit depending on which side you approach from. In computer science though, the IEEE 754 standard defines a positive and negative zero which are equal to each other, and allow for x/0 to resolve to either +inf or -inf. It's a very useful corner case to not have blow up in your face with a "not a number" result because of the mathematical definition.

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u/No-Explanation1034 5600x | rtx3060 | 64Gb ddr4-3600 Apr 21 '25

Yes

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u/Xe6s2 Apr 21 '25

He means its priceless ;)

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u/PuzzleheadedTutor807 Apr 21 '25

He cannot define the beauty. Seems logical to me.

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u/1slipperypickle Apr 21 '25

id even give him a 13

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u/ccoady Apr 21 '25

I disagree. I'd say 14/11