Also, because the cable starts at the front of your PC, you'll probably have more reach and more mobility for those nail-biting deathmatch sessions. If you don't want to disturb others around, you can easily plug a pair of headphones to the audio out. Or, if you're into the online real-time chat thing, you can plug in a microphone and then put it away when you're done. That brings me to the next point. The great thing about the FrontX is that it lets you plug things in when you need them and allows you to put them away knowing it's not a chore to plug them in again.
Less clutter is good.
Of course, I have to mention that once all the devices are unplugged, you can close the cover of the FrontX to conceal the various connections, leaving your PC all nice and pretty. Here's what it looks like opened and closed. It may be a bit difficult to see above, but the are slots arranged so that you can take out the plastic tabs and slide in new ports as they become available. All rights reserved.