Location Of PC

[Hans Christian | Teri]

On the floor to my right (on hardwood floor).

[chpoit]

I used to have mine in the little cabinet mounted in my desk, I have one of those "computer desks" unfortunately, it was horrible for heat dissipation as the only place for heat to go to was the front door which if I opened would be in the way. Now taht I ahve a design r4 however, it doesn't fit in my desk and I have a valide excuse to put it on my desk now.

[Latislapaloie]

Every PC with a window should sit on top of a desk, no matter if 350D or 900D So yeah, mine is on the desk. (unless of course you don't have the space, which would be sad )

my pc is on the left side so even if i had a windowed pc i still wouldn't be able to see it 8(

[Jonathan Yonke]

When I had a full tower I always kept them on the floor, but on a wood stand that was raised off the floor ~2-3"'s. Now that I have an ITX system and a 10' door desk, I have plenty of room for it on top. 

[Jacknif]

On the floor, but i have some " feet " to my case, so it's going fine.

 

Love my old case

[harrynowl]

under the bed

[Jacknif]

under the bed

 

Technicaly, mine is under my bed and my desk at the same time...

[Polyvalent]

Floor is never a problem as long as its big enough and has a filter on the bottom, and feet or something to raise it off the carpet.

 

My 450D sits nicely on my desk.

[Lepp]

My computer is in the open back cabinet portion of my desk. I would put it on top of my desk, but I don't have too much space there and the cabinet functions well enough without getting too hot.

[sulairris]

im thinking of moving my tower from my desk into the hot tub to keep it cool

[Umair]

A pedestal next to my desk, but "on my desk" is the closest option I have.  Either way, it's off the ground.

[Silver]

Mine is in a cubby of my desk. It's somewhat hot in there, but it allows me have all 3 monitors horizontally on my desk, which is really nice.

[Noxxx]

on the desk -> closer to my ear -> noisier

so I leave mine on the floor

[Netto]

On my desk so I can see all my flashy lights and hear the roar of all my fans on full blast.

[Theonewhoisdrunk]

If I actually had a desk I would keep it below, unless I need the leg room. I keep it on my dresser next to my monitor. I quite like the look of it at an angle sitting level with the top of the monitor.

[LarryChen16384]

I leave my desktop on the ground beside my desk and I leave my Surface Pro on the desk....

[MourningSouls]

To my left, on an old TV stand mostly hidden by my second monitor. Can just see all of the front panel.

[wes1007]

On my wall (well actually on a shelf...) Theres no space on my desk and under my desk is dirty and just doesnt show the pc off enough...

[Menoow]

Every PC with a window should sit on top of a desk, no matter if 350D or 900D So yeah, mine is on the desk. (unless of course you don't have the space, which would be sad )

 If you dont have sapce you should make some.

All windowed caseses need to be on the desk.

[iPiesGaming]

I usually keep my PC on the floor because my desk doesn't have the room to put my computer there, but someday when I get a bigger desk I would like to put my computer on the desk. It would probably be more convenient. 

[SirDigbyCC]

On a shelf, on the opposite side of the room from the monitor.

 

I prefer it this way, it's always faced sideways so it's easy to get to the innards and it's far enough away from me that I don't have to deal with the noise and the heat so much.

 

The only downside being that running 10m+ worth of DisplayPort cable to a 1600p monitor without a repeater is not ideal, the signal is weak enough that the screen blanks if I place my phone underneath it and receive a call... 4k is going to be fun 

[NeilFX]

I have it on another pedestal right next to my desk. In the near future, I'll be getting a new table and in it will my desktop sit.

[ammarez]

mine ( 690 III CM ) is on the desk to the right 

[ExcitezR]

Why?

[werto165]

my desk is too small for my PC, my PC is on a plastic lid on the floor so that the power supply doesn't suffocate...