My PC is 11.2" wide. Will this stand fit and be stable?
1700182
I suspect that it would, however, I'm not at the location where my PCs are, so I can't know for sure. Perhaps someone else can check for sure. With dimensions like that, it makes me wonder how long it is, and how heavy it is. I suggest you check with the manufacturer to be sure.
1700183
Yes, it will fit. You can put up to 12" on the long part. The wheels lock, so it will be stable that way. However, if you try to move it, the base cannot be locked so it may not be stable.
1700184
It will fit and should be stable. The problem is that you'll have to sit it in the stand sideways so that, at 11.2" wide, the platform will be 11.5" long. IOW, when the side clamps are adjusted to accommodate an 11.2"-wide PC, the outer extent of the X crossmembers is 11.5" along the length (depth?) of the PC. The side pieces pivot 360 degrees, so they'll adapt to pretty much any orientation. BTW, in normal operation, the clamps can accommodate anything between 2.8" and 9.5" wide. I hope that's clear. I'd go for it. Unless you plan on using it on a seagoing vessel, it should be okay.
1700185
Very unstable. My tower kept falling over and the darn thing kept folding up. After numerous attempts to get some use out of this contraption, I gave up and sent it to the computer gadget graveyard. It is somewhere in my garage among things that I lost money on because they do not work. Sigh!
1700186
It will fit and should be stable. The problem is that you'll have to sit it in the stand sideways so that, at 11.2" wide, the platform will be 11.5" long. IOW, when the side clamps are adjusted to accommodate an 11.2"-wide PC, the outer extent of the X crossmembers is 11.5" along the length (depth?) of the PC. The side pieces pivot 360 degrees, so they'll adapt to pretty much any orientation. BTW, in normal operation, the clamps can accommodate anything between 2.8" and 9.5" wide. I hope that's clear. I'd go for it. Unless you plan on using it on a seagoing vessel, it should be okay. It will fit and should be stable. The problem is that you'll have to sit it in the stand sideways so that, at 11.2" wide, the platform will be 11.5" long. IOW, when the side clamps are adjusted to accommodate an 11.2"-wide PC, the outer extent of the X crossmembers is 11.5" along the length (depth?) of the PC. The side pieces pivot 360 degrees, so they'll adapt to pretty much any orientation. BTW, in normal operation, the clamps can accommodate anything between 2.8" and 9.5" wide. I hope that's clear. I'd go for it. Unless you plan on using it on a seagoing... » Read More It will fit and should be stable. The problem is that you'll have to sit it in the stand sideways so that, at 11.2" wide, the platform will be 11.5" long. IOW, when the side clamps are adjusted to accommodate an 11.2"-wide PC, the outer extent of the X crossmembers is 11.5" along the length (depth?) of the PC. The side pieces pivot 360 degrees, so they'll adapt to pretty much any orientation. BTW, in normal operation, the clamps can accommodate anything between 2.8" and 9.5" wide. I hope that's clear. I'd go for it. Unless you plan on using it on a seagoing vessel, it should be okay. « Show Less
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I am using this stand with 3x24" ASUS VS248H-P monitors (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236153) without any issues, and there is plenty of room to tilt them inwards more if I extend the arms further. You shouldn't have any problems.
1669930
If you're referring to depth as opposed to height and width, the stand can not be adjusted however, my tower is 19.5'' deep and fits just fine on the stand, overhanging the front by about 5" and in the back by about 3" and is very stable on the stand even when I roll it around. FYI it is 9" wide and 19' high (Corsair Obsidian Series 550D).
764659
My monitor is My monitor is 11.5" high w/o the stand. Its controls are below the right-hand corner, so you will need a little space there for operation.
815814
you will have plenty of room - I have a 49 inch diagonally on the stand and have about a 1inch overhang on each sidethe unit is very easy to assemble and looks great from any view in the houseapprox. 7 inch and 10 inches between shelves for good storage of other equipmentI am sure you will enjoy this stand- I have the black unitgood luck
711668
Don't know, but I see no reason that it wouldn't - it's merely a stable stand. I really like mine!
779088
Certainly the keyboard length of 16.5 " will fit. The laptop is longer than mine from top to bottom (yours is 11.5" ; mine is ~ 10.5"). At 10.5" a small portion of the back of the laptop is already off the back of the table. Even with a small bit of the back of computer protruding off the back end if the stand, the weight holds very well. I dont expect you would have a problem with 11.5", but couldn't be sure.
1621107
I have 2 24" monitors on this stand and it's very stable. The manufacturer doesn't really specify a certain screen size that it can accommodate, but does give limitation by screen height (vertical size) and monitor weight. Check your monitor specs and go from there. I can tell you right now, my lower monitor sits about 4" up from my desk, with the 2nd monitor about a 1/2" above the lower one and there is still about 6" left on the vertical rod that holds the monitors.
232295
I agree that the monitor size is not a big issue as the stand is very sturdy and should hold it OK. Your keyboard should be OK except it may not leave a lot of room for the mouse. We really like the stand so that we do not always need to be sitting or standing.
806608
I think it would fit ok. It seems to be very sturdy! I currently have two ASUS 24" on one, and it feels just fine. The bad thing is that two 27" monitors would be very tight, and allow hardly any side to side adjustment.
1574815
Yes! My laptop is larger than 17 inches and it fits with plenty of room left for the two large mouse pads on both sides of the stand. This stand is your best option for a wide laptop.
2012653
Yes. But try to make sure you do you best to center before putting in screws. They are long lag bolts. This is a great stand. No complaints.
639730
It will "support" it (ie the stand won't collaspe). So functionally, it will work. However, will it be aesthetically pleasing? I'm not sure. It definitely will hang off the stand a few inches if it's a 17 inch laptop. My 15 inch hang slightly off, but it's a good fit for the 15 inch.
357756
This will not sag, I promise! I have three 23" wide screen monitors horizontally with a normal bezel on mine and it is very stable. The adjustability of the outer arms are great as well. This whole thing is built like a tank.
572450
It's pretty sturdy and stable. I bought it for my daughter's Venue 11 which has a bit of a weight to it and it holds up very well. You will need to put some strength to it for the stand to "level" :)
2265310
The Stand may tip over, but it won't be due to the lazy susan. I have a 44 inch monitor/TV sitting on one of the two which I purchased, and it works fine. Just ensure the load is centered, and placed where it cannot be bumped by people passing by.
1710468
My husband measured the stand and says yes. We looked up the measurements of the Alienware.