How's this table for PC gaming? Would this be a suitable table to set up three 24" computer monitors?Think that much weight would make the center sag?
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That would not be a problem; this table can accommodate much more weight than that. No exaggeration; you could stack this table with 24" flat screen monitors and the PCs and still be fine.
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It is only 39.5 inches wide. two 27 inch monitors add up to 54 inches. I suppose you could set them up on this table, with a good deal of the monitor hanging off the ends. Depends on how wide the clamps for the monitors are. I consider the table to be very stable and sturdy. I saw a comment elsewhere that it is wobbly. I have not found that to be the case. Maybe you need two tables.
702804
27inch monitor should not be a problem. But there is a dedicated space below the desk for putting your tower. Will not recommend putting your PC on the desk though.
638560
I use it for gaming / work and currently have 1 28" and 4 24" monitors on it and still have a whole desk on the one side, its cheaper than real wood, but its still mdf
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I would suggest that you look elsewhere for your TV stand. This is a great coffee table, but the center of the glass is unsupported and therefore you may create a stress fracture over time. My wife and I sometimes sit at ours on the floor (that's what take-out does to people!) and I am always very careful to not press on the center as I get up... 75lbs sounds like a lot of weight if it is concentrated in the middle of this unit. Also, it is pretty low to the floor, so you probably would get more use out of a console or a unit designed for media (let alone the cords situtation). Hope this helps! I would suggest that you look elsewhere for your TV stand. This is a great coffee table, but the center of the glass is unsupported and therefore you may create a stress fracture over time. My wife and I sometimes sit at ours on the floor (that's what take-out does to people!) and I am always very careful to not press on the center as I get up... 75lbs sounds like a lot of weight if it is concentrated in the middle of this unit. Also, it is pretty low to the floor, so you probably would get more use out of a console or a unit designed for media (let alone the cords situtation). Hope this... » Read More I would suggest that you look elsewhere for your TV stand. This is a great coffee table, but the center of the glass is unsupported and therefore you may create a stress fracture over time. My wife and I sometimes sit at ours on the floor (that's what take-out does to people!) and I am always very careful to not press on the center as I get up... 75lbs sounds like a lot of weight if it is concentrated in the middle of this unit. Also, it is pretty low to the floor, so you probably would get more use out of a console or a unit designed for media (let alone the cords situtation). Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I find the stand to be very stable. Mine's on a computer desk which is located in an area where the desk gets bounced rather often & the shake of the monitor is very minimal. This stand wouldn't topple over. I find it stable even when tilt to adjust for viewing.
70607
Hey man. Yeah I bought it for gaming. It's freaking awesome man, it works perfectly and has been the best piece of equipment i've owned yet. I bought it to finish my $1,200 gaming computer setup. I highly recommend this monitor.
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Yeah, the desk is super solid. I have a bunch of stuff on it. Nothing too heavy of course but I have a 24" monitor and a 21" monitor on it. I'm not concerned at all about the sturdiness.
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I have six 24 inch monitors on the mount. I have the lowest monitors 3 1/4 inches from the desk but I could lower it or raise it by an inch of required. It's price is low so I was worried about it being wobbly as well, but it is not. I'm happy with it still after about 6 months.
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I am using two 24inch monitors with it. It was a little bit difficult to install but works fine. The monitors are big. You don't want to tilt it more than 10 degrees. I have it with around 5 degrees and it works for me.
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I have it atached to a single desk. All 3 monitors are the same so the weight is balanced. The arms are not flexible on this model, which would have been nice to have. I actually bent mine inward slightly to get the view angle just right on my 22" Acers. Shouldnt be a problem if your monitors have a wide viewing angle.
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It can support newer 24" monitors because it's lighter. The only negative is that each monitor is on a different plain. It's not exactly aligned in a row vertically & horizontally. If you can live with it, the stand does the job.
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Let me see if I understand correctly before answering. Are you looking to see how much these arms will extend? Or if I had the pole in the center of my table, how much would I be able to pull these monitors towards me while still staying side by side?
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I have a 27" that it holds nicely, however, I don't think it is the weight you should be concerned about. Too large a monitor will not give you the height or maneuverability that it is designed for.
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No precise estimate. It is quite stable with a full-sized laptop on the wider table. More than that and one might want a counterweight on the narrow table. And although the construction design is quite good (for what it is), the tables are held by screws into fiber board. Don't think I would try a small refrigerator or a CRT monitor!
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It's a sturdy table. I think it would be strong enough to hold a computer. It's not as "wobbly" as a normal card table.
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This stand is only rated for 13 lbs per monitor. Mine are over 20 and caused it to sag a lot. So I've just got a little stand/stick under each side monitor to help support it. I tried tightening the nuts as much as I could and it still couldn't support the heavier monitors.