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.

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.

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.

The assembly is easy however I couldn’t know if it could take the PC weight as it’s small for my PC. Also, please change the description from suitable to all CPU cases to supports most sizes (as big as mid tower probably)

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.

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"