L Lolboi90 Honorable Aug 6, 2014 25 0 10,530 Aug 15, 2014 #1 Basically I bought a new computer and its to big to fit on my desk so I was wondering how do I safely keep it on the floor? (I have carpet if that matters)
Basically I bought a new computer and its to big to fit on my desk so I was wondering how do I safely keep it on the floor? (I have carpet if that matters)
Solution USAFRet Aug 15, 2014 If your flooring is carpet, ideally you put the PC on a board on top of the carpet. That will allow airflow up through the bottom.
If your flooring is carpet, ideally you put the PC on a board on top of the carpet. That will allow airflow up through the bottom.
moozilbee Honorable Jul 19, 2013 716 0 11,160 Aug 15, 2014 #2 Yes of course, putting it on the floor is fine. It will be less noisy too, so that's a plus. Upvote 0 Downvote
USAFRet Titan Moderator Mar 16, 2013 174,479 19,409 184,590 Aug 15, 2014 Solution #3 If your flooring is carpet, ideally you put the PC on a board on top of the carpet. That will allow airflow up through the bottom. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
If your flooring is carpet, ideally you put the PC on a board on top of the carpet. That will allow airflow up through the bottom.
L Lolboi90 Honorable Aug 6, 2014 25 0 10,530 Aug 15, 2014 #4 moozilbee : Yes of course, putting it on the floor is fine. It will be less noisy too, so that's a plus. Is there some kinda of mat I should set it on or will it be fine on the carpet? I have a bottom mounted PSU and a nzxt phantom case if that matters. Upvote 0 Downvote
moozilbee : Yes of course, putting it on the floor is fine. It will be less noisy too, so that's a plus. Is there some kinda of mat I should set it on or will it be fine on the carpet? I have a bottom mounted PSU and a nzxt phantom case if that matters.
moozilbee Honorable Jul 19, 2013 716 0 11,160 Aug 15, 2014 #5 Ah if you've got a bottom mounted PSU and a carpet (unless it's a very thin carpet) you will want something like what USAFRet suggested. Upvote 0 Downvote
Ah if you've got a bottom mounted PSU and a carpet (unless it's a very thin carpet) you will want something like what USAFRet suggested.