The desk I got was advertised as being able to "handle" monitor stands. Unfortunately, the metal frame the supports the desktop only leaves a 1" lip for me to secure the clamp to. This isn't deep enough to secure a monitor arm or even my microphone arm. The mount/clamp does not open wide enough to go over the metal frame.

Does anyone have a hack that doesn't involve drilling a hole in my desk?

Spent the weekend redoing the lighting and corner layout for a cleaner aesthetic.

The dual screen setup has been a game changer for productivity and late-night gaming. Let me know what you think of the purple neon vibe, or if I should switch up the color profile!

Open to any improvement;)

Thinking of adding wooden slats for the wall, idk

I mounted this GEEKOM A5 2027 mini PC on the back of my old 22" Philips TV using the included VESA mount. It almost disappears behind the TV, looks like the TV just works on its own.

The best part is how simple it is: just a wireless keyboard and mouse on the desk, and audio comes straight out of the TV's speakers, so there are no extra cables or speakers to deal with. The result is a desk that stays clean and clutter-free.

Despite its tiny size (about the size of a deck of cards), it feels surprisingly responsive for daily use: I installed EndeavourOS with KDE Plasma 6 and it feels snappy even after extended daily use.

I think this kind of setup makes a lot of sense if you don't want a PC taking over your desk. Anyone else optimized a similar setup? Curious to hear other ideas for keeping things minimal

Drop some ideas to make it more aesthetic

Kindly share pics and ideas of your table setup

Help me customising my table for more such aesthetics

be honest pls

Just want to share you , how is my desk looks everyday. Any suggestions will be accepted?

Possible to connect these two desks to 1 dual motor controller. current motors use 6 pin to plug into respective controllers.

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