CPU Holder Under Desk

My Pc is very heavy and Medium size with water cooling GPU & CPU. This stand holds it well under my desk. I would say only buy if you can bolt it to the frame of you stand sit desk as it will rip out of cheap table tops. Fully recommended.

All in all it's a good product. I used it to fix my Fractal Design R5 which still weighs 17 kg. Overall the product is pretty well designed. Be careful because the height is not adjustable: the bottom plate cannot be raised to the desired height unless you put in place a artifact such as a stainless steel clamp. Despite the 6 fixing screws, I strongly recommend NOT to fix the frame in the panel of the desk unless it is solid wood or the PC is really light. On the photos, we see that I preferred to fix it to the metal frame of the desk (here an Ikea desk model BEKANT) You will need to get a drill and drill 3mm pilot holes before fixing the frame by hand with the screwdriver provided with. The frame is not easy to set up, unless you can turn the desk over. It will therefore be necessary to crawl under the latter to do the work. Once the frame is fixed, the PC must still be placed in it, which is not necessarily easy if the machine is a certain weight. It should also be noted that the machine will be able to pivot, which facilitates cleaning (the purpose of this fixing being of course to keep the PC above the ground). Finally, since the only fixing point is at the top, the whole system can oscillate slightly without this affecting its normal use.

Works great and fits my mid tower with even room for a larger case if needed

This is simple and does exactly what you'd expect. It allows you to rotate the PC which makes for easy plugging in of cables. Would buy again.

On the one hand, it was one of the few under desk mounts that claim to fit my case (23.5cm side) - it does. But I really should have listened that voice in my head that looked at the design and went "how does it support the centre of gravity with the mount points off to the side like that?". The answer is, obviously, by bending alarmingly. This is NOT a good design. It is likely to damage your desk, your computer and itself, sadly.

This is partially on me I agree, but whilst the description does well to warn about the largest size PC you can place on the bracket. You need to take into account if your PC has feet built into the case! I admit, I didn't even think about the feet under the PC, that are a solid part of the case. I spent a lot of time checking their page and everything else seemed fine. However, another reason for the lower score is the screws they send are no way good enough to hold a PC. I drilled through my new standing desk and used coach bolts. I brought 2 as I have a 2 PC setup. And whilst I know a lot of this was an oversight on my part. I'm hoping others will see this and make sure they don't make the same mistake I did. And both my cases are common NZXT cases. Very dissapointng as they seem sturdy enough, as long as you use a different fixing method than the screws they provided.

I bought this to go along with my Eureka gaming table and came across a few problems, one of them being that there were no pre-made holes for this to attach to. Once I screwed it into the table, it didn't hold the PC at all. The bolt that is to hold the PC in place wouldn't tighten and the PC would fall to the side. After about an hour of messing around, I decided to throw this piece of garbage in the bin. I'd have been better off asking a genie to hold it up in place using mind powers. It would have had the same amount of chance of holding the PC up as did this "CPU holder". Rank rotten...The table is good though. P.S. and I'm also using the same PC as they advertise in their photos. An Alienware Aurora R5...so it's not "too heavy"

The best thing about this is it works with large computer cases. It's sturdy and holds the computer securely. It does a good job on my sit/stand desk. My only criticism is that it can't be locked rotationally and can therefore swivel if you knock the unit. A small criticism really.

Fazit vorab: Halterung ist sehr stabil, super verarbeitet, kam schnell an und war gut verpackt. Etwas viel Plastik, aber alles macht einen hochwertigen Eindruck. Die Halterung ist variabel in der Montage und auch nach der Anbringung um 360 Grad drehbar. Etwas größer als angegeben, was in meinem Fall positiv ist. Wenn ich sehr deutsch bewertet hätte, dann hätte ich einen Stern Abzug gegeben, da die Maße in meinen Augen nicht korrekt dargestellt werden, aber da dies in meinem Fall sinnvoll ist, bin ich sehr zufrieden! —— Ich war länger auf der Suche, da ich nur einen kleinen Bereich unter meinem Tisch habe den ich zur Montage nutzen konnte. Hierfür brauchte ich eine große Gesamtlänge und eine Möglichkeit die Ausrichtung der Halterung zu ändern. Durch die 360 Grad Möglichkeit ergeben sich im wesentlich 2 verschiedene Montage Möglichkeiten. Die Außenlänge ist in beiden Varianten logischerweise gleich: 57,5 cm. A) wie auf den Bilder zu sehen. Der obere Halter des PCs steht in T-Form von der eigentlichen Stange ab und lässt sich dadurch etwas weiter nach oben schieben. -> Siehe Skizze und Bilder. Hierbei ergibt sich ein Innenmaß von 55 cm. Von der Bodenplatte bis zur unteren Kante des oberen Halters B) der obere Halter ist in der gleich ausgerichtet wie die Stange (der obere Montageteil). Dadurch kann der Halter nicht ganz bis nach oben geschoben werden. -> Siege Skizze und Bilder. Hierbei ergibt sich ein Innenmaß von 53cm. Von der Bodenplatte bis zur unteren Kante des oberen Halters. Maße meines PCs Höhe 43 cm (ohne Füße) Breite 24 cm Tiefe 49 cm Ich hatte im übrigen kurz bedenken das das Gitter an der Unterseite durch die Bodenplatte komplett verdeckt wird. Dadurch das man den pc aber mit der oberen Halterung „gradezieht“ entsteht zwischen PC Boden und Platte eine kleine Lücke bei mir, wodurch auch das kein Thema ist. Viel Spaß mit der Halterung! Kiesel

It's great, a life changer. I'll never keep a pc on the floor or desk again. Attaching to desk is a bit scary, but do it properly and you will be fine. (there are no pre drilled holes) Drill your own holes mate.

I got this when I got an adjustable height desk to prevent any issues when raising or lowering it. It was easy to install (four screws into the desk underside) and holds my full size desktop PC with no issue. The "grip" of the mount slides up and down and can extend easily to fit most any PC and the hold is solid. I've checked it a couple times just to make sure it didn't loosen up over time and it hasn't. It can also rotate on the mount making checking cables very easy as well.

Installed pretty easy and does what it should

Works as intended.