Have you ever experienced that phenomenon when you are building a PC or tinkering with a PC or repairing a PC where things have gone just sideways enough that any at all pretense of organization is just out the wind?

I know that everybody's got different tidiness standards.

I'm a bit on the extreme end of wanting an organized desk and stuff like that. But do you know what I mean? Like things devolve so far into just a gigantic explosion of every cable and screwdriver and case fan you can think of, splayed across Wondermore rooms.

You have literally described the entirety of my life.

That's why I mentioned, you know, some people might not consider this such a problem.

So, look, there's a point in every build where you're like, fuck it, I just want to be done.

And then, and that's when you jam all the cables up onto the backside and you just shove the door closed.

It's actually kind of my one complaint with this fractal design meshify case that I built my new PC in is it uses contact.

There's not screws holding the backside on.

It's just like snap on things.

So you actually have it enforces.

It's both a good thing and a bad thing. It enforces

a backside cable tidiness that like it doesn't let you sweep your, hide your crimes as it

were. So yeah, what, what, what, I mean, you haven't built the new PC yet. So I'm curious.

This is just a just a simple NVME drive swap in my NAS has turned into like a three-day

odyssey of. Oh, simple. You can't see it because this camera's pointed at the ceiling,

but this room is a complete disaster. Brad, is the NAS up or down? The NAS is fine. It's mostly

cooling stuff that once I'm cooling is always the problem, it turns out.

I'm never buying micro ATX again. I don't think it matters because they're barely making micro ATX anymore.

Like that standard just seems like it's on the way out.

But I never again will I attempt a compact build of any kind.

Wow. You're just going full, big full tower from here on out.

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