What is the smallest tower width this will fit? My tower is only 3-3/4" wide. Will this snug up securely?
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I'm assuming your PC is not very long either? The tighter you make this, the longer it gets to set the end on. I suppose you can just rest the back on the middle, but that would not make it very secure. The cut-away part it rests on is 1 1/4", so collapsed it would be 2 1/2"; technically it should "smush" to fit the 3 3/4" tower. But again I don't think you'd reach the back supports. My tower is 6.5" x 14".
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This tower folds in so that it will fit very skinny towers as well as wide ones. It should be perfect for you, as long as the length of your tower matches it. It is also sturdy.
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I've got an HP dc7580 "small form factor" desktop in this stand, 3-3/4" wide like yours, and it's nice and stable on it ... in another review, I mentioned that the stand benefits greatly from a big rubber band pulling together either the front or rear wheels
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It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision. Good luck It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision.... » Read More It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision. Good luck « Show Less
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It is adjustable from 1-(maybe) 12". The under frame is an X that contracts/expands.
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It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision. Good luck
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I currently use a mid tower case. You are able to adjust the height of the shelf however, which should allow you to fit a full tower.
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It would hold a standard desktop fine. I had a large full tower setup with side fans and it was just too big and heavy. If you have a standard sized tower or desktop it should work perfectly. A gaming tower or graphics workstation is too much for it.
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Sorry, this doesn't answer your question but I wondered if you ever bought this desk and how the tower fit? Have a tower with the same specs. Need to know if it'll fit!
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Anything less than a full tower will not fit this card. It's 305mm. You can Google it's footprint.
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Hi Ann. The tower space is a bit compact, but it should be able to handle most CPU towers: H: 16 1/2" W: 10 1/4" and D: 18 3/4" (all of these are the inside measurements). You will have to be careful hooking up the cords in the back. I did not use the built-in hole, but simply let them all play out to the open (left) side of the space. Just make sure to place the tower as far out as possible with the feet (if present) on the edge of the bottom floor board. That way the cords will not be pressed against the connections in the back. Other than that the whole desk works fine for me, with plenty of extra "nooks and crannies" to store whatever you want. Hi Ann. The tower space is a bit compact, but it should be able to handle most CPU towers: H: 16 1/2" W: 10 1/4" and D: 18 3/4" (all of these are the inside measurements). You will have to be careful hooking up the cords in the back. I did not use the built-in hole, but simply let them all play out to the open (left) side of the space. Just make sure to place the tower as far out as possible with the feet (if present) on the edge of the bottom floor board. That way the cords will not be pressed against the connections in the back. Other than that the whole desk works fine for... » Read More Hi Ann. The tower space is a bit compact, but it should be able to handle most CPU towers: H: 16 1/2" W: 10 1/4" and D: 18 3/4" (all of these are the inside measurements). You will have to be careful hooking up the cords in the back. I did not use the built-in hole, but simply let them all play out to the open (left) side of the space. Just make sure to place the tower as far out as possible with the feet (if present) on the edge of the bottom floor board. That way the cords will not be pressed against the connections in the back. Other than that the whole desk works fine for me, with plenty of extra "nooks and crannies" to store whatever you want. « Show Less
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It's 3.1" wide. Sorry about the delay answering.But remember there is no case fan. It relies on convection cooling.So the top, bottom and left sides need to be open.It works great hanging on the back of a monitor orout in the open on a desktop, but I would worry if that is not the case.
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I have no idea. You need to open up your case and measure to see or call the manufacturer.it seems to fit most towers heatsinks unless you have a mini tower.
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Not much room it will fit a standard atx motherboard I wanna say that board may be a little big or it will be a tight fit.
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Yes. The way this tower is designed makes it fit nearly any size case. I believe 4"-16" wide cases work. (never seen one 16"!!) ha
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If your tower is 16 inches tall or less, yes, it should slide right in with the shelves removed. The width is 18 inches and a tower could fit on its side if you adjust the shelves.
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The opening is 9.75" x 17". It comes with an adjustable/removable shelf that you can use in the opening if your tower is on the short side. There wasn't enough room for me to use it after putting the tower in.
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My case is 19.09"(H) x 7.48"(W) x 18.31"(D). It fits fine as far as height and width, and sticks out about 1 1/2" from the front of the CPU shelf. Note that there is a brace running along the back of this space. You have to take this into account if your case has a top mounted power supply as you will need to add about another inch or so for the power plug (mine is on the bottom).Hope this helps.
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I just measured. The opening is a square 2 3/4" X 2 3/4" and just under 1" deep. It would be very tight unless you had a router to enlarge the opening on 1 side by just over 1/4". Hope this helps.
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Its essentially a big X.. that expands to accommodate the width of your tower.My tower is HUGE! (Thermaltake Armor LCS) and is sits under the middle of the case stable and secure for years now.Never had a problem. Hope that helped :)
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It's just a tad over 16" high & 18" deep. The PC towers I have are smaller than that, so they would fit.
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I don't know the dimensions of your PC towers, so I don't know if they'll fit. The weight of the PC should not be a problem, as this shelf tower is sturdy.