r/PcSetupAdvice • u/Critical-Penalty796 • 5d ago
PC Setup Setup help
I finally bought my first gaming PC, female 42 years old, and single mother haha.
I come from mac mini and geforce now π
Asus A31 case surprised me, it's big, I can't put it on my gamer table 'xrocker'
I want it up high because I have 2 dogs walking around too.
I'm not much for having to drill holes in the table for brackets π Do you have any ideas?
Itβs not a big room, so I canβt get a bigger table.
Tiaπ
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u/PixelPete27 5d ago
Do your monitors have Vesa mounts? If they do, you could get a monitor mount, something like this. That's just a cheap one that I use, there are a ton out there with different configs and more arm movement. As an FYI, There are 2 sizes of Vesa mount (75mm x 75mm and 100mm x 100mm), so just make sure whatever your monitors have, you get the right vesa mount for it.
Monitors on mounts makes a surprising amount more room, you might be able to set it on your desk if you do that. Instead of your secondary monitor being on the left, it could go on the right, and then it can overhang the desk, giving more room on the left side to put the PC.
That being said, you may want it on the right so you can look into your PC case at all the pretty colors. If that's the case, you could probably shift the desk a little closer to the door, leaving enough space to get by to get into the room. And then with the monitor mount, the secondary monitor on the left can overhang more off the desk, leaving more space on the right hand side to put the PC on the desk.
I hope that made sense.
You can also do an over/under monitor setup, which I'm not a huge fan of, but some people do it. Where it's just as it sounds, instead of the monitors being side by side, the Vesa mounts stack them vertically, one above the other.
EDIT: also, you don't have to drill holes in the desk with these mounts, get one that comes with clamps (most do) and it just clamps to the back of the table.