Pacheenee
I have a 750 G5 and I hate the fishnet sleeved cables. Really just the GPU cables bother me because you cant really see any others, but don't really want to buy anything aftermarket. Has anyone sliced the sleeving off of their cables before to make them look like individually sleeved cables with no sleeve? Safe/unsafe? Look good/looks trash?
Actually I do this all the time. Underneath that nasty looking sleeving you'll find some decent looking plain black wires.
What you'll need is a little bit of patience, a razor blade or Xacto knife, small fine wire cutters and a pair of scissors.
Carefully slice through the heat shrink on both sides of the cable. It's some pretty heavy duty stuff, so you'll probably have to make a couple careful cuts. Make shallow and careful cuts to make sure you don't cut into the wire. If you do, electrical tape is your friend.
Next carefully peel back and remove the heat shrink on both ends of the cable. It will put up a bit of a fight due to there also being glue involved. Once you get the heatshrink off, use your scissors to carefully cut the sleeve off. Again, be carfeful to not accidentally cut a wire. Slow and steady is the key.
Once the sleeve is off, you'll find some glue remnants on the wires. This will quickly and easily rub off.
Finally, at the GPU side of the cable you will find some capacitors. I usually depin the individual wires and snip the capacitors at the molex crimp, but you can also just carefully snip the wires at the connector. (I do recommend depinning though).
After that, you are done. No more nasty fish net sleeve.
This aside, another common thing for me to do is simply buy the pre-sleeved wires in a color of my desire and not use the factory cables at all.