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Is sleeving conductive?

SocceRich20

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I got this sleeving, and am planning on using it on everything. I want to sleeve all of my front cables, such as the power, hdd led, reset button, etc wires. I always run these under the motherboard and have them pop out at the bottom where they plug in. What I am wondering is, are these sleeves conductive? They will be touching the bottom of my motherboard, and I would hate to have it kill my A8N Sli Premium.
 
SocceRich20 said:
I got this sleeving, and am planning on using it on everything. I want to sleeve all of my front cables, such as the power, hdd led, reset button, etc wires. I always run these under the motherboard and have them pop out at the bottom where they plug in. What I am wondering is, are these sleeves conductive? They will be touching the bottom of my motherboard, and I would hate to have it kill my A8N Sli Premium.


no its not.

I think its some type of ABS composite

[edit] nice mobo, I have one my self ;) , but make sure you replace that chipset fan before it goes out [/edit]
 
Yeah thats what he said the Chip Set (heat pipe) Fan.
Just the text was really small! :p
 
Of course its conductive, buy it and it will fry your motherboard for 50 cents. Of course of course.
 
I wouldn't worry about the plastic stuff being conductive. Last time I checked, plasitc wasn't conductive.

The chrome stuff is what I'd worry about.
 
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