CPU Holder for Large Tower

[Robertsonland]

Hello,

I'm looking to get a sit / stand type desk or even more of a table desk and want to get my CPU off the floor. I am looking for a good CPU holder but it looks like most that I find cannot hold my tower. I have a CM Storm Trooper that has some hefty dimensions (578.5 x 250.0 x 605.6 mm
22.8 x 9.8 x 23.8 in). Does anyone know of a CPU holder that can mount under a desk and still hold this beast? I really need this especially if I go with a sit / stand type operation and there just isn't room to have it sitting on top of the desk.

Thanks

 

[getochkn]

Grab a small shelf board from Ikea and some small legs from Ikea like so.

 

[Robertsonland]

Grab a small shelf board from Ikea and some small legs from Ikea like so.

getochkn
Thank you for the response. This would still have to sit on the floor though and if I raise the desk (should I go that route) I would need to make sure all cables are long enough to support the raised desk. If I go with a non standing desk this is definitely an option. Thank you.

 

[getochkn]

I don't really know what you mean. I think you need to explain it better.

 

[Robertsonland]

I don't really know what you mean. I think you need to explain it better.

Certainly.

The desk I'm currently looking at or a similar desk is a Geek Desk Sit/Stand desk. The desk itself raises and lowers and if he CPU sits on the ground (or a shelf) when the desk is in a raised position the cables that reach from the top of the desk (Monitor, keyboard, speakers, mouse, etc) much reach to the CPU on the ground or raised shelf. When in the lowered position the cables, being extremely long, would sag and drag on the floor, causing a tripping hazard.

So if I were to be able to find a CPU holder that "mounts" to the bottom of the desk itself when the desk is raised or lowered, the CPU would move with the desk and therefore cables only need to reach for that one position and could be managed more readily. So if there were a way to find a CPU holder that could be mounted to the desk itself that could hold such a large tower, that would be my optimal solution.

Should I select a non sit/stand desk where the desk does not raise the shelf would work albeit not optimal due to my wanting to have nothing on the floor but it would be an acceptable compromise.

Hope that explains it better and appreciate your participation and input.

 

[getochkn]

Explains it a bit better. Got a link to it?

And the problem I see with that is that the desk is made to move with a certain weight on it, and has a max, and adding 20+ lbs or whatever your tower weighs way not work out how you want.

 

[Robertsonland]

The desk can raise hundreds of pounds. I'm not concerned about the weight of the CPU having a problem as it could sit ON the desk without issue, I'm just wanting to mount it below. I'd rather do it with a pre-built solution but I can always build something if I need to but would rather not.

Geek Desk Example
Geek Desk Max (335lb Lifting Capacity)