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Thank you both. I think I'll go for the CUB2D and see if I can't drill some holes into the base, so I can screw it down

Thanks for the replies guys, really appreciate it. The desk is the full width of the windowsill. The thing underneath, is the windowsill, it's just much less deep (around 20 cm from the windows out, maybe a little less) I can't tell exactly what kind of wood it is, but I remember it being somewhat porous when I had to hang the blinds. With long enough screws, I think that they could get way down there though, which might help make it more secure. As for the idea with the vesa mount from the floor up, it's not really an option since there's also a heater under the table. Here's another couple of photos: One from under the desk, and one photo of the desk in it's entirety from the top.

Not a bad idea. I've been looking, and can't find one with screw holes in the base, but I'll keep trying. Thank you for the help.

Thanks for pointing that out. English is not my native language, and I clearly failed to explain the situation properly. I've attached a few photos that I hope might show what I've been trying to explain EDIT: Measurements are in cm.

Thanks for replying. The backside of the desk is solid, so I can't screw it down either. The only spot I could screw it down, is on the side of the desk, and in order to get anywhere close to the middle of the desk that way, the arm would have to extend 70+ cm (27 inches), and I've been unable to find such a mount. There's a few TV mounts that extends that far, but then it has to be wall mounted, which unfortunately also isn't an option. The windowsill frame is made from old wood, and is quite porous. I never use pivot or swivel, so even if the stand only had height adjustment, I'd be fine with that.

Hey there. I have a 34GK950F, and have a homemade desk of sorts, which makes it impossible to attach a monitor stand to the back of the desk. The stand that comes with the monitor (I've been using this up to this point), takes up a lot of space on the desk which isn't very deep. This severely limits my choice of mouse pads, and also gives me too little space to move my mouse around. To explain the desk situation: It's really just the tabletop of my old desk cut to size, put into a windowsill and fastened with screws. To set the height to an acceptable level, blocks of wood were used under the table, meaning that I can't attach a monitor arm on the back, since it's solid there. Any idea where to find a stand that'll take up less space? I'm struggling to find a solution. I do believe the monitor has the option to be vesa mounted. Hope someone can help me out

Thank you so much. Will both of these run 3440x1440 at 144hz?

EDIT: Sorry, misread your comment. Looking into switches instead. Will something like this work? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Premium-Cord-DisplayPort-Duplicate-Functions/dp/B07YNLXH9D/ref=sr_1_7?keywords=displayport+1.4+splitter&qid=1571609186&sr=8-7 I'm guessing I have to plug the attached DP cable into my monitor, and insert the cables from the PC's into the ports? Or will it only work the other way around?

Hi. I hope there isn't an existing thread for this already. If there is, I couldn't find it. I work from home a decent amount, and use my LG 34GK950F as my monitor for both personal use and work. At the moment I'm swapping the display port cable back and forwards between the 2 machines, and it's getting a little old. Is there a splitter I can use for this? I don't mind if I can't get the full glory of 3440x1440 144hz from my workstation, but I need it on my personal rig. Hope someone can point me in the right direction :)