Can anyone tell me what computer stand they use for this beast? Mine is sitting on a carpeted floor and I'd like to elevate it. Thanks.
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Get a 3/4" x 9" x 24" board. It can be a little longer or shorter depending on the depth of your case. It can be a finished hardwood or a scrap piece of lumber. Not much of the board should show with the PC sitting on it. Get Four 2" swivel rubber wheels. I got these at Menards for $2.99 each. They attached to the boards with four 1/2" screws. This keeps the PC off the carpet for airflow and makes the PC easy to move around.
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The height is not adjustable and the base of the CPU will be 5 inches off the floor. a suggestion would be to purchase some thin self adhesive skid pads (from Home Depot, Lowes or other builders supply) and apply then to the base before putting the CPU onto the stand. This will keep the CPU from slipping from the stand.
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Oh, I did forget to mention, if you have a slanted bottom on your computer, it may slide off. I have one with a slanted bottom, a Dell and it stay's on. I guess it would depend on how steep the slant is. Its worth a try, if it work's out, your neck will love it. Its the best stand I've come across because of the high adjustment.
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For me it is bit low for the monitor and bit high for the keyboard. I put my laptop on it anyway and work that way sometimes but from an ergonomic stand point it is not ideal.
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I always stand this case on end on the desktop (often behind the LCD monitor). I cannot agree with placing computers on the floor (dust ingestion) and the unit stands 11" tall and 4" wide, it goes 14"deep. I do not have a common household object sized like this. Only other thought is to make sure that your standing-on-end placement does NOT cover the air vents on the top and on the left side (looking at the front panel).
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Allsop Metal Art Monitor Stand (Black)...you may want to look it up to see the design. This is the stand I have...and mine does not fit in a corner. I have my 17" lap top on top of the stand and there is a lot of room underneath. Regarding your stand...I'd say call Amazon...as they are very helpful with questions. Not sure if I helped...sorry! :o(
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No. It is basically just an "X" that pivots in the middle. Even if your tower overhangs a bit, it should work. Just make sure the weight is centered on the stand. Also be cautious when rolling because the width adjustment does not lock in place. Consequently the stand tends to open (widen) on its own when rolled around. I solved this problem by attaching a spring between the two rear wheels, causing the stand to grab the tower instead of just supporting it. Now I have no problem with the computer falling out, even when rolling on carpet.
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Probably wouldn't balance very well on the lower legs, but it might slide in between them. I have a Toshiba 15.5" laptop that barely fits. But since it just sits there, I can live with it. Otherwise, it's a GREAT product. What you might do, is pick up a piece of plexi-glass, cut it to fit under there, and hot glue it in place. It's an ugly work-around, but it would most likely work. I'm just happy I was able to free up a ton of space on my desk, and raise the monitor up as well.
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We have ours sitting on my computer desk--the footprint is not any larger than a monitor. I use the keyboard/mouse set up but can still swipe if I have to. My advice about mounting -- make sure you have the support board nailed to joists just to insure it would not pull out. The shipping weight was 23 pounds as I remember.
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I am actually not with the laptop stand right now, but Charles Burr has given the measurements. Your keyboard will be nearly vertical at the stand's maximum height. Note the product photo, which shows the maximum height. I don't think you would want your laptop raised any higher than this stand will raise it.
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That is a valid concern. It is not particularly stable. I would not leave my laptop unattended on it, particularly if cats are a worry. I also do not like this table in general. I never use it. I bought a simpler bamboo table with a built in fan at the Mac Store. Works much better. This table was a good idea in theory, but in practice, it doesn't work at all well.
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Michael, This one is much better. Large fan and adjustable lower grips that should easily handle your computer. Available on Amazon as well. Cooler Master NotePal ErgoStand Basic - Adjustable Laptop Cooling Stand with 140mm Fan. Good luck, JJG
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I love the computer desk. I have a full size asus tower. It fits just fine with room to spare.
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Yes, it's true. I just measured it. Its the curved legs that come out that make it 19.9. The top part of the stand where your computer actually sits is only about 17. Hope that helps!
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I don't think weight is a problem. If your computer will fit it should be OK. My problem was that when I moved the computer (on carpet) one of the wheels broke off. On a hard surface it would be fine.
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Hi Christine. It'll easily raise it by that much. I think it will go twice that high (and infinitely adjustable levels anywhere in between). Also, the angle of the keyboard seems to be at the ideal angle with each successive height. I hope you're as happy with yours as I am mine. I'm using it right now.-LD (Larry) (c:
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How tall is your desk? I use this and mine is not tall enough to stand and work because my desk is about 34" tall. If your desk is taller theyou could probably get my with standing.