Anyone ever done a wall mounted PC?

[Cats]

I was thinking of going for something like this:



Pros and cons? I don't know much about computers.

 

[Vecr]

I think it's kind of stupid. No EMi shielding, and I assume pretty hard to move if you have to.

 

[Rembrandt]

Gimmick product, ignore

 

[Return of the Freaker]

Gimmick only useful in a brick and morter computer store. I've seen liquid cooled setups displayed like this at Micro Center

 

[Poppavalyim Andropoff]

circa 2015

 

[Epic Fail Man]

-pros: Don't have to fit the darn thing in a box.

-cons: It is exposed to intrusive fluids like semen.

 

[seri0us]

I think it's kind of stupid. No EMi shielding, and I assume pretty hard to move if you have to.

This. I especially wouldn't like running that because of the faraday effect being broken.

 

[Pomniman]

It looks more like an overpriced wall decoration than something you'd want to use as a PC.

 

[Smaug's Smokey Hole 2]

I would tilt and put the mechanical hard drive on an incline for aesthetics and acoustics.

 

[Brown People are Gross]

Yes, here is the Cooler Master MasterFrame 700 case mounted onto a brick wall.

 

[White Devil]

Pretty damn gay unless you're absolutely certain you are never going to move your PC.

And even then, it's asking to get dust, dirt, pet fur, etc all into everything.

 

[AnimuGinger]

I mean you need to do custom water cooling, lighting, and probably cables to actually make it look good. You're better off just buying a full-tower with a glass side and finding a way to bold it to the wall if you really want to do dumb shit.

 

[Kosher Dill]

I do ceiling-mounted PCs with a pull cord to turn it on and off like a fan.

 

[Citizen Dick]

Once put the guts of an old laptop into a shadowbox with the goal of mounting on my kitchen wall. It was 2007 before tablets were a thing. Construction was more interesting than the finished product.