When it comes to cable management, these tools are my best friends. They help minimize cable clutter in my gaming and work studio, keeping everything organized and accessible. I’ve left the complete description in the comments of the post.

**Cable Holder**
There are times when you need to access cables to charge or connect something quickly. I use cable holders to keep stationary connected cables in place, making them easily accessible when needed.

**Cable Ties**
Cable ties are essential for managing cables that have a fixed position. They keep everything tidy and secure, preventing tangles and ensuring that cables stay in place.

**Velcro Straps and Spooled Tie**
I use these on the back of my setup for cables of accessories or peripherals that don’t have a fixed position or for things where I’m testing the position. They are easy to adjust and readjust as needed.

**Docking Stations**
Docking stations are superior to regular hubs. They are powered and can hold multiple peripherals and storage devices like HDDs or SSDs without losing speed. They also offer connections for the internet, monitors, etc. In my case, I use the BenQ DP1310, which is excellent for connecting multiple monitors and peripherals. This way, I only need to connect one cable to my PC to access everything.

I hope these tips help you with your next setup!

The real secret to cable management is putting a bunch of shit on your desk so you can no longer see them.