Is your computer tower to the left or right of you?

[fracking4oil]

To the right, but sideways with the front facing me as I turn my head right (right side of case facing out from the wall,  case is about 2 feet away from the wall). Just happens to be the best layout, while keeping it up off the carpet.

[That Norwegian Guy]

Left on top of the desk. I have a giant desk and it can accomodate two rigs, so the right side is the "visitors' section".

[Mkfish]

On the right, cause of the window

[Gaben the Great]

Right because otherwise my windowed side panel would be hardly seen. My windowed panel is on the left of the case and my door is on the left so as you enter you can see her in full beauty.

[ADZ_123_!"£]

On the left because the window is on the right and I can't bare to look at my cable management.

[Sheldon_King]

It is on the right currently, but as soon as my new HGST HDD (6TB) arrives, it will be behind the desk.

[n0ah1897]

I keep my tower on the left because my desk as a little stand for it to sit on on the left side. 

[Desk]

Left, i have no space on the right and it saddens me greatly since i can't see my LEDs that way.  Room tetris isn't my strong-suit.

[SwitchX01]

I just built my first computer (not currently built but the case and desk is in and got the table set up) using the Corsair Airflow 7000D. Have the computer propped in the corner to the right of my monitor. 

 

As much as I love the position I am worried about airflow but, not to be punny, it's a Airflow case so I don't see any REAL concern

[Arika]

Wherever it fits and gets the best airflow,  it doesn't have a window so I don't care

[HumdrumPenguin]

Right. I can't see much of the RGB through the tempered glass though, as the speakers are almost the size of my case and block a lot of the view.

[Mark Kaine]

thats an interesting question,  i guess it makes sense to have it on the right because of the "window" for most people,  but for me this isn't even a real option because it would block access to most of my room there, well not block, but make it difficult to get around the pc every time.

also i dont have the pc "sideways" , thats a weird idea to me personally since im so used to how i set it up.

 

[Coaxialgamer]

There's a space just left of my desk between it and the wall which conveniently also has an outlet. I can't move my desk to make space to the right because my fiber box blocks it, not to mention the lack of outlet there. 

 

So yes, left of me and on the ground. Only issue is that I don't see my components through the tempered glass window. 

[da na]

Wow, 7 year old thread!

My workstation is to the left of me, else the cables would not be quite long enough. 

[avidgamer121]

both mine and my brother's pc are at right of the table, my brother recently shifted his rig to opposite side for some reason

[cybercat891]

I place my computer on the left in a way where I can access the back ports easily. Easier than dealing with mouting a usb hub.

[NapalmFirestorm]

I have my computer (full tower case) on the floor to my left.

[JoshB2084]

Left on desktop. I don't care about how it's look, and there's no RGB inside my PC.

[TetraSky]

Leave it to newcomers on the forum to revive old threads.

 

It's on my desk, on my right. Next to my giant printer/scanner/copier/fax machine.

[Matt_in_NE]

On the right, so it reaches the power strip. 

[xFluing]

On 4/12/2015 at 1:30 PM, WereCat said:

On the right because window is on the left of the case.

I think you mean the left hand side, because that os the right of the case since it's facing towards you not away from you. "Always the patient's right"

[Sarra]

One on my left, two on my right (Steam Deck and server), and two network switches directly in front of me, on the back of my display stand.

[Speedbird]

8 years and I still keep my tower on the right.

[Rocketdog2112]

My case is to my left. But technically, my EVGA DG-87 case does not have a right or left side.

It actually could be placed on the left or right side of the monitor and still view the window.