Can you fit a computer tower in the media area?
1576636
Width and height wise, I think so. Depth wise, like from front to back, you'd have to measure. I imagine most models would be okay.
1576637
Possibly ... you may have to lay it on its side however ... it about an estimated 5in height and 16in in length for each shelf, but it can be adjusted ... i hope that is helpful.
1576638
If your tower is 16 inches tall or less, yes, it should slide right in with the shelves removed. The width is 18 inches and a tower could fit on its side if you adjust the shelves.
1558794
It would be a little weird. At a minimum the optical drive would be sideways, making watching movies a bit awkward. It would also look a little odd with the feet on one side, although they are fairly small and flush. Biggest issue is that this case is MUCH bigger than a normal HTPC case; it's at least the size of a large integrated receiver amp - 16+ inches wide and over 8 inches tall laying on its side. If that's not a problem for your space, though, I think it'd work fine. It has decent ventilation on the "sides" and none on the "bottom", which is I think what you'd want.
584379
Sorry. I thought you were asking about mounting a TV. I've got the computer on a stand. Someone else will have to answer your question.
1433335
Anthony, it should be no problem, even thought it's a mid tower, it has room for lots of stuff. I put an ASUS Z87 motherboard and it fit nicely, along with a long video card and a Corsair H100i. Happy building.
830619
The tower is pretty big. It has a lot of room for expansion, I'm almost 100% sure it will fit but go to cooler masters website and look up the dimensions to make sure it will.
1005904
Yeah. My tower is (H x W x D)19.50" x 8.70" x 20.90" Corsair 550dJust about maxed out available space for width.
542409
Hi Ann. The tower space is a bit compact, but it should be able to handle most CPU towers: H: 16 1/2" W: 10 1/4" and D: 18 3/4" (all of these are the inside measurements). You will have to be careful hooking up the cords in the back. I did not use the built-in hole, but simply let them all play out to the open (left) side of the space. Just make sure to place the tower as far out as possible with the feet (if present) on the edge of the bottom floor board. That way the cords will not be pressed against the connections in the back. Other than that the whole desk works fine for me, with plenty of extra "nooks and crannies" to store whatever you want. Hi Ann. The tower space is a bit compact, but it should be able to handle most CPU towers: H: 16 1/2" W: 10 1/4" and D: 18 3/4" (all of these are the inside measurements). You will have to be careful hooking up the cords in the back. I did not use the built-in hole, but simply let them all play out to the open (left) side of the space. Just make sure to place the tower as far out as possible with the feet (if present) on the edge of the bottom floor board. That way the cords will not be pressed against the connections in the back. Other than that the whole desk works fine for... » Read More Hi Ann. The tower space is a bit compact, but it should be able to handle most CPU towers: H: 16 1/2" W: 10 1/4" and D: 18 3/4" (all of these are the inside measurements). You will have to be careful hooking up the cords in the back. I did not use the built-in hole, but simply let them all play out to the open (left) side of the space. Just make sure to place the tower as far out as possible with the feet (if present) on the edge of the bottom floor board. That way the cords will not be pressed against the connections in the back. Other than that the whole desk works fine for me, with plenty of extra "nooks and crannies" to store whatever you want. « Show Less
1191540
probably not to well. There is a little room above the shelves and a little next to the computer, but not enough to do a lot of wok.
1421327
I love the computer desk. I have a full size asus tower. It fits just fine with room to spare.
1336170
yes and you can move the location of the drive bays up or down. you will not have any problems with space on this case no mater the size of card.
2064503
you should have enough room with a mid-tower case. might be a little snug, so i suggest that you get the dimensions from the info section, and measure out the space. Just to double check
1378090
You have to assemble everything, but I think that depending on how thick it's the tower it might fit there! Hope this answer can help you.
2045903
you most certainly can. I have this in my regular desktop , the only limitation would be if you are using an old system that does not support large drives.(over 2TB) but anything built or bought in the last 5 years should be just fine.
1976127
It would be a little tight I guess length wise. It's a bit narrow so you will probably have to see the dimensions and match them with your tower. Though the table top has ample of space to for any laptop. The top is specious.
2181582
I'm not sure, but I don't see why not. It should be easy since it's a wide body tower. Looking at the back, I see 3 expansion slots, so I would assume that you can.
1067761
If your case has a fan mount, of the same size (ex: 120mm, or whatever size the case accepts) where you want to place it then yes. Otherwise probably not.
1308129
95% of boards out there will be fine as a media center PC. It requires next to no performance power to run a media center PC