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Reddit mentions of Cable Concealer On-Wall Cord Cover Raceway Kit - 12 White Cable Covers - Cable Management System to Hide Cables, Cords, or Wires - Organize Cables to TVs and Computers at Home or in The Office
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Cable Concealer On-Wall Cord Cover Raceway Kit - 12 White Cable Covers - Cable Management System to Hide Cables, Cords, or Wires - Organize Cables to TVs and Computers at Home or in The Office. Here are the top ones.
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- COMPLETE CABLE MANAGEMENT KIT: The Cable Concealer is the perfect cord organizer. It contains everything you need to organize those messy cables. Each kit contains 12 cable cover raceways 1 1/8" x 11/16" x 25" each. That is 300" of cable concealment!
- SELF ADHESIVE TAPE: Each kit has strong self adhesive tape and easy to follow instructions. You choose to use the peel and stick tape or the drywall anchors with screws. There is no need to cut giant holes in your walls to hide wires or cables.
- ADAPTABLE TO ANY DECORE: Our cord cover kit blends with any décor and the covers SLIDE EASILY off the raceways. You can paint the wire covers to match the color of your wall. If you need a different size simply cut the covers to your desired length.
- 24 CONNECTOR PIECES: 10 Straight Connectors, 8 Elbow Connectors, 2 Inside Elbow Connector, 2 Outside Elbow Connector, and 2 T Connector. This cord hider kit contains enough connectors to get any job done!
- PREVENT DANGLING CORDS: Protect your children from cables and cords hanging near the floor. This is a quick and easily solution to your problem. Simple Installation will allow you to safely conceal the cables around your TV, desk, or baseboard.
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Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 3.3 Inches |
| Length | 30 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | February 2017 |
| Size | 300" |
| Weight | 4 Pounds |
| Width | 5.1 Inches |
Really not much else to show than this. Monitor wires and light cables go thru the wall, down the wall, out a hole right below the desk table, right into the computer tower.
Keyboard/mouse/mic/phone charger cables come thru small hole I drilled into each desk right behind the keyboard. Wires go inside, then taped on the roof of the desk, then go down to back of PCs where they are plugged in.
Ethernet cables and hdmi to projector are hidden by these guys like this
You can get cable covers that you can put on the wall. It looks maybe slightly neater. https://www.amazon.com/Cable-Concealer-Wall-Cover-Raceway/dp/B077Z5ZC1S
As far as clutter goes, I think you're better off mounting them on the wall than messing with tripods.
If you're really worried about lighthouse clutter, consider getting WMR. There's drawbacks, but you don't need any external sensors.
Text: The text is fine for Skyrim and Fallout 4. For other legacy games, like Elite Dangerous or flight sims, text and gauges can be problematic. You can improve things with super sampling, which costs GPU cycles. You won't be doing much super sampling with a 390.
The OG Vive isn't on the verge of obsolescence. My guess is a year or two before we get better tech. PiMax might be a total shitshow; I wouldn't count on it. The only thing we've gotten since OG is slightly higher res screens, which are also available on the Pro and Samsung Odyssey (WMR). I'm only looking forward to knuckles, and have a distant hope that wireless tech might be competent and affordable soon.
Don't bother with Crossfire/SLI. I think only two games use it (Serious Sam and Talos Project?). Save your money for the next gen NVIDIA card. I have a 390 (and a 4690) myself and it works fine. Some judder in Skyrim, but Fallout is unfuckingplayable. Also note that there's a form of technology (Asynchronous Time Warp) that is not available for the 390, so you'd have been better off with a 970 (more recent models of AMD cards also support ATW).