Lock Indent?

[MrRX7]

So I just noticed this indented Lock thing inside of my Corsair Obsidian 305D case what is it and what does it mean?

[coen113]

its so you can lock your pc to a kensington lock, so it wont be stolen, but its quite useless for a desktop

[MrRX7]

1. Why did Corsair implement this?

2. Please show me about Kensington Locks?

3. Why is it useless for a desktop?

[Excon]

1. Why did Corsair implement this?

2. Please show me about Kensington Locks?

3. Why is it useless for a desktop?

1. So it can't be stolen while on display

2. They are a type of lock used on displays, Google it if you want more info

3. It's hard to pick up a desktop and walk out of a store without anyone noticing

[MrRX7]

thanks @ very helpful

[ttam]

I use these locks for computers on display in my store. It's easier to have a laptop out front when people walk in when it's attached to a kensington chain.

 

[Guest]

well even if a desktop is heavy with wires it can still be stolen

 

k locks are in every laptop/notebook in existence you will see it on yours if u have one

 

they stop theft(no shit =_= )

 

 

could break it but it would take a long time

[Guest]

They're useful on desktops for public LAN parties.