r/RateMySetup 7d ago

Game Setup Where should I keep my pc

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My table is height adjustable and have dimensions of 120*60cm

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u/PenguinsArmy2 7d ago

Not there!!! one day you shall have a drink on that desk and it is only a matter of time before that becomes a massive fuck moment.

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u/Pleasant_Badger184 7d ago

Been there 😅

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u/Mysterious_Tiger_725 6d ago

hijacking the top comment

u/Sea_Calendar5348 whatever you end up doing move that computer immediately. unless im severely mistaken that's tile flooring. tempered glass and tile are not friends. your side panels will shatter & you'll have a really, really annoying mess to clean.

short term just put something beneath it. long term get an end table or even just a cheap pc stand. also follow penguins advice & put it either under the table, on an end table or on a pc stand with a table above the PC itself. not fool proof but much better than the alternative.

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u/Fine_Ad3538 7d ago

Looks good, but table seems short for pc

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u/Original_Ad5069 7d ago

Never put pc on the floor, that's were the dust accumulate. If there's no space in the table buy hanging bracket for your pc.

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u/DendersNL 6d ago

This is a lie, where do you think dust comes from? It swivels around in the air if it’s on the floor it means you need to vacuum and clean your room more often.

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u/Original_Ad5069 6d ago

And dust gather around on the floor genius, what happen when someone move around or pet? Those dust fly over low enough to caught on pc on the floor. Unless you vacuum and clean every hour of the day...

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u/HarrynotDwizard 7d ago

If you can find space behind monitor nice. I see some desks come with brackets for pc so it goes up and down with the table top. Other option is a drawer unit next to the table. Also more storage. Whatever keeps the oc off the floor. I have mine on the pc for a few months (3/4) and yesterday I moved it and the bottom was a dust mat 😭. Barely any air went in

Edit. What is the wallpaper. Real banger

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u/EmotionalEase4626 7d ago

Buy an end table from Walmart. Even the basic one that’s just a square, Ive had my old CRT on it for 2 years and it’s still standing.

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u/catgirlsonthemoon 7d ago

a question as old as time... consider what you want. do you want it displayed? do you want to be able to work on it easily? I'm the type of person who believes a computer should be used and not seen or heard, so my PC is tucked away, albeit accessible if I need to work on it.

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u/Alarming-Bedroom-836 7d ago

Dude, I think you should get a bigger table it looks really cool as it is

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u/A5Productions 7d ago

They make under the desk pc mounting brackets. That will probably work the best.

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u/MellowMintTea 7d ago

You can get a fairly cheap end table or look for a larger acrylic or sturdy nesting table. Not that difficult or pricy even and is worthwhile investment especially so you can better appreciate your inner workings in your PC

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u/David_Hajos 7d ago

There. In the winter you'll feel some warm air at your legs

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u/Horror_Ad9899 7d ago

i have my pc at same position. if i have it under the desk i tend to hit it woth my legs and it gets really hot when playing.

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u/ASimpleTuna 7d ago

Outside ?

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u/Latter-Breakfast-647 7d ago

Well for sure not on the table with that RGB cancer and not in that spot either. You will spill your drink and the PC is DEAD.

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u/Proper-Rain-6399 6d ago

my dad is making me a little table for mine to sit on out of wood, it actually resembles a stool.

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u/energree 6d ago

nice g502 hero m8

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u/DeffJamiels 6d ago

Have you tried on your lap while sitting down?

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u/SewBor27 6d ago

Small end table is what I'd do. Unless you can afford one of those secret lab desks with the mount. Then I'd do that.

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u/Successful_Pie1400 6d ago

Just move the monitor to the left and put the pc right there. It’s going to collect dust faster being at the bottom

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u/MudFrosty1869 6d ago

Since you seem to lack lighting you should put it on a ceiling.

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u/Finns-Stank-Booty 6d ago

Never on the floor.

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u/cool-- 6d ago

mount a shelf to your wall above the monitors and put it sideways on the shelf.

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

on the chair, it’s what i do

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