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I picked up a set of 3 Dell Ultrasharp 2408wfp 27in monitors off my local facebook marketplace but they all were missing their stands. Does anyone have a recommendation on the best bang for the buck vesa wallmount you could get for monitors between 24-40 inches?

After some renovation I want to put my R1280s on the wall. I've never wallmounted speakers before and they don't have any holes to attach a mount. After some google reserach I found many side clamping wallmounts but I'm not sure if they would be able to hold the speakers securely. I really don't want to drill into them since they are still under warranty. Any recommendations for wall mounts? They are about 15x20x24cm.

I am in the process of planning a wall mounted PC that is completely water cooled, but with a twist, it will use almost no tubing. I am planning on mounting the components to acrylic, two sheets sandwiched together, one thick and one thin. I will use a CNC router to make channels in the thick sheet which will be covered and sealed by the thinner sheet, these channels will carry the water to and from each of the waterblocks. There will be holes drilled through the top sheet with fittings in them, small amounts of tubing will be used to connect those fittings to the waterblocks. This will be done in between each of the waterblocks and finally to a radiator array and back into the reservoir, which will be mounted on the acrylic as well. Hopefully that explanation was clear enough to get the point across. I have most of the parts picked out, but need help choosing a few. I need a new motherboard (as I am having trouble with my current one) I would like it to have VRM and chipset waterblock support (Preferably EK). I will also need to figure out the dimensions of the acrylic sheets and what type of sheet to get. I was planning to do a white UV fluid so that I could put lights under the bottom layer of acrylic to make it glow, I know that UV and acrylic don't really mix too well so I might have to figure out a different kind of plastic to use (maybe PETG). I also don't know how sheet acrylic will handle exposure to water and UV fluid. I am going to need to find PCI risers that are long enough to reach the cards, I am thinking that they will be at the bottom of the motherboard. I would also like to be able to spread my GPUs apart, but to do SLI I would need to be pretty creative with the bridge, unless I can figure out how to make my own custom length bridge (maybe unsolder the connectors to two flexible bridges and use CAT7 cables to link them together). Custom length cables are also going to need to be a thing for this build. List of waterblocks: Motherboard chipset block Motherboard VRM block 2x EK RAM block (To tie in to the fully watercooled aspect, I know that they don't really do much) Supremacy EVO 2x 1080ti blocks (hopefully it comes out, but if not regular 1080s will have to do) Intel 750 SSD block 2 HDD blocks for my Velociraptors (they get really hot without airflow) Other than the parts that are watercooled I will have 4 SSDs and 2 more HDDs. As you can probably tell this is still pretty half-baked, any advice is greatly appreciated.

So my build is coming up in a few weeks. Components are in price range already chosen but still have to see what some CPU's out there will do (Threadripper, Skylake-X, Coffeelake) I want to make sure i have 2 category choices of cases for when im starting to build since it is quite important for me how the looks are. Wall mounted case - I might do a custom watercooling loop and would love to see that thing nice and shiny everytime i make use of my Computer, since i have a multi monitor setup this will not be possible on my Desk. The desk is already quite large and getting a larger one is nonsense. So i would love to hang it above my main screen high enough so my desk can still go up and down (electric). I am totally not at home with wall mounted cases and most of them i see are pretty big, will think that will be ugly since there will be only 1 GPU and not a mad looking big loop. So most of the case will be empty i feel. Regular Tempered glass case - If i step out of the Custom watercool area since it does not really benefit me personally but i really like the idea/experience i get from it. Then i would like a nice looking case which still shows the components inside. I really liked Luke his build but the Air cooling was quite disappointing i heard. The build includes RGB. Max will be something like €300

So, I've been planning a project to build a wall mount pc using my current PC hardware and at the same time install a budget water cooling loop. Performance isn't the goal here. I'm well aware these cheapo parts probably wont outperform the hyper 212 evo I'm using and for the current CPU I'm using, even the stock cpu cooler is enough. I just want to get the experience of building my own custom loop, and get into some basic woodworking, hence the wall mounting part. (This could've easily fit into my current case).Also i know you're not supposed to mix metals in a loop.(Don't plan on using this long term, again just for the experience). So with that out of the way, I have plenty of questions to ask the experience enthusiasts here. The parts I currently have and or is waiting for delivery for are shown in the pictures below. Questions: 1. What size of tubing do i need for this loop? Like all the parts say G1/4inch and the cpu block says inner diameter 10 mm. Is that the same thing? 2. Do i need fittings for this loop? Probably need one for the reservoir so I can connect pipes out of it right? If yes, what size? 3. How would i mount the parts onto the piece of wood? And no i wont be using a layer of plexi below the parts like so many other builds( especially the mobo and the Gpu) 4. If fittings are needed or certain screws, are there like names for them that hardware shop people would understand if I showed up looking for it? Additional Info I have limited tools for the wood working part. Like super limited. Basically a drill and a small saw. After some measurement and rough placement of parts, I've determined a 50cmx50cm piece of wood would do. I do work at an it store where we do custom build so radiator screws, mobo standoffs and such are easy to get. But i would have no idea where to source certain other things that might be needed like the ones Linus used in the under desk PC build( The inserts to hold the standoffs). I also have a 3d printer so if i need to design certain brackets or clips, thats fine. All the parts have already been bought so there is no point telling me this is not meant for that, I'll just have to make do. The only things that i haven't bought( because i don't know what to buy) are again the fittings and the tubing. Also, if additional bits are needed, I'm OK with buying them. I really need the help because I have no wood working skills, and the limited build guides for these kinds of systems haven't been particularly well documented. Especially the mounting parts directly to wood part. One last thing, I ordered two of the PCIE extensions.

does there exist wallmounts or gripers that you clamp to the table to mount a 35inch ultrawide 12kg monitor!? it shound be able to turn left or right

hi i was just wondering if anybody knows if a product exists that would be able to mount 2 25" monitors and a 45" tv or will i have to buy 2 separate mounts.i would like for the displays to be arranged with the TV up top and the monitors on the bottom side by side like the amazingly drawn picture i attached. i know its probably a long shot to find a product like this but hopefully you guys can thanks.

Hello everyone. I have been looking for days now, trying to find a wall mount for this monitor: (https://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=N82E16824025326) Although, I can not seem to find the ideal wall mount for this guy. I have looked at many places, but all of the mounts I keep finding look to flimsy, or just plain complicated. So I was wondering if you guys had any recommendations for a wall mount, maybe from your build, that would work with this monitor. If you have any ideas, tell me about it. Thanks.

Maximus 4 extreme 2600K 6970 gpu ax 1200 psu primochill acrylic tube Ghost/revolver fittings Aquacomputer res ek ramblock xspc thick 480 rad Treibworks 55mm fans Transferring older build from Corsair 650D Case to Thermaltake core P5 Wallmount Used a laser level to help with the measurements of the hard tubing mounted the mobo on triple stacked motherbard screws to help with cable management Had to make some custom bolts out of rods to use the shrouds with the 55mm fans Cut and filed in a hotswap bay in the side using a Caselabs 5.25 to 3.5 bay adapter Installing the hard tube went well

hello so i am soon going to remodel my room and i wanted a tv to go along with it Requirements: weight: UNDER 25lb I cannot stress this enough I have very week walls size: preferably 40 inch's but I will go under if necessary shape: I would like it to be flat preferably bezel: tiny as possible plz resolution: 1080p or above try to keep it cheap price: around $400 usd try to keep it cheap as possible and of course wall-mount-ability that will be all

Hi, I am new here but I look forward to becoming an active member here(hopefully) So I decided I wanted a little linux computer for surfing the web and watching youtube. I had a couple old parts but I bought a couple, and I will start the build phase today. Then I will buy some more parts to make it even cooler. Tell me guys what you think.