I PUT MY PC ON THE WALL!!
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Do you have any pc for sale
next video is gonna be "MY PC FELL OFF OF THE WALL!!"
Or orrrr.. "My PC is the WALLLLL"
ok now that i said that i wanna build my pc with all the hardware in the wall... the wall is my pc case... ok huge project... just need the funding now
@@MenekiNekoMusic yeah that would be cool but imagine the dust
My pc isn't level...🤣🤣 Oops fell down
@@t3r619 oh shit very true.. ok button pressed air filter to clear dust once a day... hate having grand idea's but no finnacial flexability to try these insane ideals
Solution for the Tilt:
You can by adjustable furniture legs that you could screw into the dry wall and use 3-4 of them to PUSH the system from the bottom rather than PULLing it from the top.
Spreading the pressure across 3-4 furniture legs along the bottom of the system. You don't even need to secure them to the system as theyre pushing against what the sytem is trying to do and hang forward.
Extra ideas for the setup:
Get a mini-floating shelf, get some personal pieces up and add some plants/greenery! Bring the outside into your setup, given your background has trees on it! :)
The weight once the TG panel is on would likely cause it to tilt again just that much further away from the wall. Needs to anchor up high or eliminate the travel in the tilt mechanism.
@@stevenwoodworth9966 I'm no engineer, but thats why the adjustable ones are cool, because once theyre screwed in, you can just twist them like a screw and they extend. A quick amazon search will show you what I mean rather than my poor explanation! :)
But you make a valid point, one to watch out for..
Won't work, the mount is a swivel and it would simply push it outward. I do feel it should be possible to have a long through the system in to a stud (or use like an umbrella plug or whatever those are called) and thus pull the top into the wall.
@@scottmann53 I’ve mounted literally thousands of TVs and ran into this issue a lot with heavier units or cheaper articulating mounts. Shimming the bottom with any method will eventually result in the arm extending further from the front most plane (furniture legs, shims or otherwise). If they were attached to the wall and the bottom of the chassis it may hold assuming the case doesn’t have any flexibility where it’s anchored. Otherwise like you said the case pushes against the shims and since it can’t go anywhere it results in the arm giving way by traveling away from the wall causing it to tilt again just with the added distance from the depth of the shim or furniture leg. The idea seems like it will work and often does for a day or so but it ends up being a pain eventually. Shimming and tightening the arm to the point it can’t extend can stop it but then you can’t extend the arm without a lot of effort which defeats the purpose of an arm. I tried that method a few times with lighter units and ended up having to head back out each time. Much easier to use a fixed mount intended for the purpose. I like the extra ideas for the rest of the setup.
Zip tie the arm so it won't extend amd then shim the bottom (as mentioned already).
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@@Reverse_Goat some people watch on their phone or console or tv
@@itsleuko they were baked in ads, ad block doesn't work on those.
@@itsleuko so get RUclips premium
Pc's on the wall make me so nervous
You have two points that scares people, its on a wall and water cooled
put on the roof upside down, if something fails with the water cooling, the water will fall on the ground and not on the build
And it's above 3 monitors!!
Imagine the loss in $$ if it falls!
@@hino8891 just put it in another room duh
It just looks bizarre and out of place to me, like if someone decided to wall mount their toaster or something.
*A badly mounted 3090 falls from the roof*
It was supposed to be 3 episode..but for a particular 8 pin cable its now 5....xD
8 pin EPS pulled a sneaky
3+5=8 coincidence? I THINK NOT
dont forget the HDMI cable!😂
@@aviwel oh no
@@nilschristianhalvorsen5386 you mean the display port cable?
"We've all felt the dread of losing something irreplaceable"
oh kyle I'd give you a hug if I could.
Just slap some glue or flex tape everything would
ifix-it can't fix that 😟
@@DarkReturns1heresy
Huggz
Get him a LMD (Life Model Decoy).
The anxiety I get from that expensive PC hanging on the wall is off the charts.
Especially since it ain't a normal wall 😂
It's over 9 thousand!!
I was nervous just watching him hold it with one hand when mounting it to the arm
Why? It’s not yours to worry about.
It's exacerbated by being above monitors that are as expensive as that entire PC.
Man the PC looks so cool and at the same time feels like a recipe for disaster waiting to happen. Water cooling and a wall mount lmao.
Yeah and above his monitors.
But it looks cool. *Loud crashing noises*
I don’t get people who think that wall mounting a pc means it’s going to fall down, like how do you think 80 inch TVs are mounted to the wall?
@@ollie8759 I was thinking of the possible water damage. He's not had the best of luck with water.
@@CFRAutoLavado Yes that is certainly true, he doesn’t have a great track record does he
“KabelDirekt” is the German translation of “CableDirect,” Kyle. Most likely you ordered from a German brand.
True
Nice, same people who made the Shamwow so you know those cables are quality. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
yet he had to make that stupid comment how they dont know how to spell...like english is the only language in the world
Just a second before I wanted to write the exact same thing, I found your comment. Jesus Christ, these Americans. Greetings from munich.
I would have upvoted, but you're at exactly 69 upvotes, and i'm not a monster o_O sooo *thumbsup*
Solution for the tilt: mount a bar across the top and secure it to the two holes that the mounting hooks are currently in and then mount one hook in the center of this bar, then you should be able to Mount the hooks perpendicular to the wall and the PC.
Or just put a piece of wood or something on the bottom to push it away from the wall.
@@nis-tm1472 thats what i was thinking
Screw a couple of adjustable furniture legs (IYOYI 4 Pcs Adjustable Furniture Legs Stainless Steel) to the wall at the bottom and adjust them out maybe?
I was going for the simplest solution using what he already has, it isn't perfect, however it is something that should work well enough without modifying the look he was going for in the video
@@nis-tm1472 It might not solve the problem though, the arm is not fully extended, so it might just push the arm further out. It might work well in addition to my solution though.
"Kabel" is German for "cable". Also "direkt" with a K is German for "direct".
So basically, the brandname is German is what I'm saying :D
Same deal with Swedish
Oof..."I hope they're better at making cables than they are at spelling" lol, they're german and they make awesome cables
Just use a block of wood that's cut to the right size behind the PC. Put it towards the bottom so it pushes the bottom out further.
and paint it black for the optics.
Yep, this is the simplest, cheapest and fastest way to do it.
Exactly this is the best solution....
MAKE IT LONG ENOUGH TO SPAN THE CENTER STUD THEN PUT A FEW SCREWS INTO THE WALL STUD TO HOLD THE BLOCKING IN PLACE. REGARDLESS IF THE COMPUTER IS THERE OR NOT
@@tallone37 I think it's better to secure it to the pc "case" so you don't ruin your wall even more, with holes.
When I used to mount tvs, I would use a wedge to hold heavier tvs level. Home depot sells wooden wedges that are made for leveling window and door frames. Just put it at the bottom of the part that swivels the mount down. Also they make flat mount tv brackets that will hold the pc flat against the wall. Some of them will want more than one stud, but you can just place a center screw in the stud and use wall anchors to hold the pc level. The one screw in the stud will hold all the weight.
Kyle: We've all lost something irreplaceable
Also Kyle: ima put my $5000 pc on the wall right above my triple monitors.
6:40 "Lets hope they are better at making cables than they are at spelling".
The Danish, German, Swedish and Norwegian language rn: Am I a joke to you?
The German language aswell
@@the4given196 ye, Swedish and Norwegian too. But this company was from Denmark that's what I ment.
@@nTnz_ ok. Didn’t know from where the company was. But I’ve seen them sometimes at German stores too
It’s a German company btw from Hamburg
@@MinecrafterforEverLP aha they produce some stuff in Denmark so I just thought the company came from Denmark as well
I can’t wait for the next video titled “my pc fell off the wall and destroyed my monitors”
😭😭😭
This made me laugh so hard
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As a P3 owner. This is the best open air case I've ever owned.
TT Core P3 wall-mount gang! (oddly specific)
That’s a P5 chap
@@chongster92 I'm aware. He has the big brother E-ATX edition.
@@KiamKweli Got mine mounted, got water cooling shit coming soon too :D Running a Ryzen7 3700x and 2070s in mine :)
I still have my original (acrylic) P5 from years ago. Instead of wall-mounting it, I'd custom modified it to be a stand-alone desk (acacia desktop, integrated monitor post). Only recently stopped using as a daily-driver case; it's been cannibalised for parts and I'm keeping the shell as a basic test bench. Honestly the best (non-custom-built) case I've ever had bar none.
The "Kabel Direkt" is german and it's the correct spelling, so technically right.
Swedish too ^^
Jup it is Correct
I have the same cable! It´s awesome! They are from Hamburg, where I live!
dutch too
@@thomvdv nice nice
If you're just trying to make it straight vertically, you could simply push out the bottom of the PC. Like, shove a spacer between the bottom of the PC and the wall.
It might not work but it would be a really quick test!
yeah, he could mount like a bar of metal with an L-shaped end covered with rubber as a spacer and for added support
@@mrrubikguy4424 My only concern with your idea and mine, is that the top might end up pushing out as well, thereby not fixing the problem. It depends on how much tension is in the original mounting mechanism.
Exactly this. It'd be an easy mount on the stud, and a quick/less complicated solution
Yep, that's the solution. Many tv wall mount systems come with a plastic piece to be used at the bottom part to offset the tv from the wall. I could not believe how Kyle decided to go with such a complicated solution using that rope and tension mechanism. Lyle laughed so hard.
@@0Rosina0 an easy fix to that, is that he could measure before mounting the spacer:p
To make it straight, the best thing you could do is change the mount. Get a piece of plywood, span it across multiple studs, paint it to match the wall, and then you can screw into any point on that sheet of wood to mount a low profile, non-adjusting (THIS PART IS THE KEY) mount.
Failing that, don't try to fix the sag from the top. Use some sort of spacer to make it so that the bottom can't move any closer to the wall and you'll be working with the weight of the system instead of against it.
Kabeldirekt is proper spelling, Kyle c; it's just a German company, hence why it's spelled in German :P
Also correct spelling for Norwegian and Danish
can confirm
@@omarsyed1980 for Dutch as well ^^ (I am Dutch myself)
@@omarsyed1980 and swedish
@@blinkachu3394 That's not true, direkt = direct in Dutch ;)
10:05 Lyle would have seized the opportunity to say "There's a stud behind the camera too"
"I need my mounting to align with the studs in the wall"
*laughs in german brick wall*
Gotta love Americans and their laughable SPERRHOLZ plywood homes
Instead of using a 50ft Ethernet all the way to your router, use the 50ft Ethernet to route a switch under your setup, then from there you can have multiple Ethernet ports to plug your devices in
Yeah, switch it up.
It would be really creative if you put it on the ceiling! 😂
he’s just gaming and a whole ass pc falls on his head
At least dust wouldn't be a problem 😅
Thing is that heat rises. So the pc would be hotter that way. So the wall or the floor are way better options
At least if the water cooling leaks the components are safe
Cables?
If you want something to hang really flush with the wall, look for something called Z- Bar or french cleat. Essentially, they are 2 pieces of metal (you can cut them to size). One is nailed to the wall, the other on the object, i.e. PC that need to be on the wall. They interlock and the piece on the back of the PC will slide into the wall piece. Each piece has multiple holes, one or more might be on the stud. Even without studs, the multiple holes will provide enough traction to hold objects up to over 100 lbs securely
These are used by art galleries to hang huge pieces of arts, very large heavy mirrors, etc. (I used to be in the business and we used them a lot).
You find them at Amazon by the way,
PS: The only piece of the puzzle, how to attach the metal piece to the back of your PC, but I am sure you'll find a way.
Good Luck
Paul
The tilt is actually good, makes the front more viewable from eyes being at a lower angle!
"KabelDirekt" is how u spell "CableDirect" in german. why you would choose "CableDirect" as a brandname in the first place is a whole other question ;)
Because they supply cables direct to the user, rather than using a retail middle-man maybe??
@@richardrussell7082 sounds reasonable. on the other hand i am pretty sure kyle got em on amazon....
@@did4h2k true but I think the company was originally founded as direct sell.
It's the same here in Sweden 😊
Kyle, shim the mounting bracket attached to the back of your pc. It'll help kick out the bottom so it's more leveled with the top. You can use just about anything as a shim, idk of a vendor you could use, but you can use literally anything(cardboard, wood, old pc bracketry you were just going to throw away, etc.) Normally, I would use laminated aluminum shims, and you may need about .300" at the bottom, but that's just my guess from eyeballin' it.
You should build a white wooden frame mounted to the wall that runs around the edges of the case, once the system is pushed back as far as it goes, the wooden frame would push against the bottom part that is slacking down, and push it away from the wall, tilting the top back, you might need to do that clip thingy at the top in one of the corners to give it enough tension, but this approach will take some strain off the wall mount, look far cleaner from the side of the build as well, so when you walk into the room you won't see that space between the case and the wall but nice flat flush surface. That will also give you a surface to recess LEDs into, if you wanted to, or put a cool wrap on, hook some little succulent terraria onto from the bottom to just float slightly above the displays, mount small speakers onto, or like a small side mounted PC stats screen similar to what jaytwocents did...
This is probably the greatest not even finished setup I have ever seen... Hardcore inspiration, man.
Hay Kyle!! It's simple to make this case stay flat to the wall, just mount the last axis of the support, which is close to the case and has that tilt adjustment, upside down, gravity does the rest! And if it's face down, just put a spacer to keep if flat!
Shoutout to Brazil!
Just put a small piece of something at the buttom of the PC to force that tilt go straight , this worked with me, I had the same isue
yea that was gonna be my suggestion as well. just a block of wood or something even. if he want to use those brackets he put up he can probably do that as well though with just some mild fab.
Yes put extra washers under the bottom two screws on the back of the pc case were the arm connects too. 20cent fix
Mount the emergency button in the wall, so the button is flush with the wall and looks like one of those emergency shut off switches for large datacenters. Then route the cable through the wall to the PC, so when you walk in you can press the button to turn the system on and press it to turn it off as you go in and out of the room.
@BitWit
I like this idea 💡..
Where can I get one of those?
Possible solution 1: Use a flush mount instead of the articulating arm. They are generally cheaper and more stable. Use 2 bolts in the stud then mollies for the 4 corners. The bottom of such mounts can usually snap out to allow access behind.
Possible solution 2: Use mollies behind each top corner. Specifically the butterfly style ones as the load will be pulling out of the wall.
This is “Phantekstic”!
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@@aperson9540 yezzz
buy longer threaded screws and spacers to angle the mount to offset the sag.
best option imo
Not sure if anyone has already mention this, but get yourself a standard wall mount and remove the full motion mount. That will keep it from tilting forward
"Everything here will be in the description"
@Raikanov i think the keyboard is a logitech g pro
@Raikanov what is the red button on Amazon ?
Easiest way I can think to make it level from the wall is add some shims extensions at the bottom of the case and just let Gravity be your friend!! 😎👍
Just moves the problem further away from the wall especially after another 5+ lbs of TG get added to the front. Had this scenario with heavy plasmas often. The shims at the bottom become the new face of the wall and the tilt occurs at that plane. Needs to be anchored at the top or have the tilt mechanism disabled/fixed.
@@stevenwoodworth9966 Not if he keeps the top tied down. If I understand the issue he's having, keeping the top part tied down as best as possible and then adding something that will move the bottom out, it should pivot to a more level angle from the wall. You're probably right though! Wish I was there to experiment! LOL!
Personally, I think it would look even cooler if you built an inset into the wall. That would also allow you to let the bottom of the case sit on something. It would also give you a chance to install 2x4s where you need them, or a sheet of plywood against the back.
Since we'll see pigs fly before we see reasonably priced graphic cards
Lmao I'm dead 🤣
Edit:- You can use something like a strong arm thing tube and put it between the wall and the pc from the bottom
Like those coming out of your pc case something like that with a fastener
Take a wooden block and put it behind the PC on the bottom, The block pushes the bottom leveling out the top and the weight of the PC pushes the block to the wall holding it in place. No screws, rope, hooks, or anchors, Just a low tech solution.
Or similarly just some strong metal L brackets under the PC facing up so they are hidden.
This is you and THIS is the guy she says not worry about...I died.
You can get a wireless key fob so you can remote start your computer without anymore wires running. Cheap, clean and simple.
Silverstone has one that plugs into the USB ports. It's good 👍
Have you ever heard of BIOS option that enables you to start on your PC using mouse? Or just press any key on keyboard and done... Why would you need any button.... lol
@@stefyyy1994 I haven't, please enlighten me, this seems very cool!!!
@@stefyyy1994 no i haven't but now I do, still cooler to have a key fob tho lol
There are sheetrock mounts that support up to 50 pounds, and it's what I use for the shelf that's holding my system up. I got them at home depot, but I'd seriously suggest you look for them because they saved me a lot of trouble
he has those, that's what is holding up the floating desk
I saw the thumbnail and read the title and thought "well it's about damn time"
Hey there, I'll give you a hint. French cleat, two of them . Then youcan slide the PC right on. They are very tough and it allows you to easily remove it for maintenance or upgrades 😃
lol Found your response after I did mine.... grate minds and all ;-)
@@00CRITICAL thank you 😄
7:15 - Had me having a heart attack thinking I had dead pixels suddenly
hahaha.. even i thought the same.. !
You need a bumper on the bottom back of the PC case to make it sit even. I used to do custom framing. Everyone always tries to go do pulling back the top, but the trick for flat is bumping out the bottom. Measure how deep it is to make it flat and then cut a piece of wood or some sort of material to that depth. Attach it to the case and when you push it up to the wall it should sit evenly. If the majority of your weight is the power supply, then you may need to add some support of pull to the top after that. If you want to get really fancy and lose the tv Mount, you can also try a French cleat style hanging system. Also for the speakers on the side, you should use Panel Speakers made from wood with an exciter on the back. It’ll give you a cleaner look.
No one:
Literally no one:
Not even any object:
Kyle's 8 Pin custom CPU cable be like: 'see, I pulled a sneaky on ya'
People are still doing to "no one, literally no one" thing? Ugh, move on.
@@JA070288 haha. Yeah it is still a thing -__-
Jfc
When he was troubleshooting the PSU did he ever hook up the extra 4-pin EPS connector along with the 8-pin?
No one will ever know bro.
Okay so I used to mount TVs for a living. What I’d do is mount a flat bracket tv wall mount on the wall. Use the included lag bolts to hit the one stud, then use toggle bolts to secure it flat to the drywall and add more security. The lag bolts in the stud will for sure be able to handle 50-90 lbs. Those single arm mounts are garbage. Then you can just secure the PC to the bracket and enjoy :)
I went to micro Centre the other day and saw those uni fans and that camera does NOT do them justice
You sound/look much more energetic Kyle! Good to see! All the best!
Tilt thoughts: Rather than what appears to be a natural fiber rope, which is going to be relatively stretchy, try using picture hanging wire. It won't have as much give, and you should be able to really pull it taught.
Alternatively, you could put wall anchors right behind the bottom of the PC, and try using long screws as standoffs to bring the bottom of the PC out the same distance as the top. It's not *as* clean, but it would work.
A Paul AND Kyle video on the same day!? Oh what a glorious day it's gonna be!
And Austin
@@ajb650 Nothing against Austin. I just don't consume his content.
@@GolfJulietBravo same. When I consume his content, I get food poisoning.
@@lonewolf-wolfpack7795 When I consume it, I get cringe, somehow. Maybe it has to do with his face? Or his voice?
Idk why but the fact a pc mounted on the wall in front of me and its water cooled is making me scared. BUT SICK SETUP KYLE
All you have to do is cut a board to size and put it on the bottom, in between the system and the wall, to lift it up and make it perpendicular. And no need to screw it as it will be a friction fit.
Love it, when are you going to do a 2021 build that doesnt cost a virgin sacrifice and the tears of a dragon?
And the left nut plus the first born.
Id like to see him work with a dell 9020 case. Lol. I have one.. And I cant get a Gpu in it.
@@adamkendig4659 HP from early 2010's also have the worst PCI-e slot. I need to bent the PCI-e cover to even get a USB extension card there. I wonder what it'll take to put a double slot graphics card there. Its a HP Pro 3330 Micro Tower
@@amvymavy
Dell Optiplex 9020 Micro Box from like 2008 is what I have. Integrated graphics 16gb ram 2tb hard drive freshly partitioned with Windows 10. Bought it for 220 230 as a refurb from Walmart. Runs great. But its graphics need an upgrade.
@@adamkendig4659 same. Mine runs great after I replaced the HDD with an SSD. Only the graphics card missing
You could probably put a block of wood or some thing near the bottom of your pc chassis to push the bottom out enough to be even. You'll have to get the measurements correct though lol
This one!!!
Hello :) thank you for the video. Screw a rubber block into the wall behind and at the bottom of the pc - between them. Tall enough to support the pc at the perfect desired distance to the wall. Rubber so it will absorb vibrations. Hope this makes sense the way I explained it.
Example: Imagine a rubber door stopper with a central screw. use two on each bottom corner if necessary. This will also take a slight load off the wall mount
7:16 I thought for sure those dirt specs were on my monitor but they wouldn't come off!!! Ugh!!! What the fu...oh...they're not on my monitor.
Would love for Techsource to rate your setup once it's done.
Is this a good pc list or should I change anything
MOBO-gigabyte z390 gaming x 150$
CPU-i7 9700k 250-275$
Gpu-rx 570 200$(I’m gonna try to find one for 200$ hopefully)
Ram-T-force Vulcan z ddr4 16gb 2 sticks of 8 ram 78$
Ssd-Sabrent 512 gb 70$
PSU-EVGA BQ 80+ bronze 70$
Case-NZHT H510 70$
CPU cooler-se-224-XX basic 30$
Total price 918$
Look into french cleats I be that would hold your pc up there with just the one stud.
Currently been going through a lot of pain in my life and I been thinking of pulling the plug but because of kyle I'm still pushing through. You make everything better kyle and thank you for that.
Hey man reach out to someone if you ever need to talk. Me included.
Talk to someone man we are all here for you PUSH THROUGH!😁
The most encouraging thing about your frustration is that at least I know I'm not the only one who does claw-hand grrrrr's at random objects because it makes no sense
„Kabel-Direkt“ is spelled correct because it’s German :)
If u can't pull in the top push out the bottom
BTW love ur content
If your still looking for ideas to flatten the case. Put some strong drywall anchors in, use the exact same hooks you have on your case and zip tie them together. Dry wall anchors are very strong and will flatten your computer easily. Especially if most of the weight is on the versa mount.
hold up TWO ads in ONE video?! KYLE YOURE CRAZY I DONT HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO CHECK THEM BOTH OUT😫😫😫
5 double yt ads also, so 12 ads to mount a pc and look at some cables. Bit disappointed
Edit: just loaded video again and it’s 6x double ad spots from google + 2 baked in. 14 ads for an 18 minute video. Sorry but if that doesn’t improve I’ll have to take Kyle out of my rotation of content
@@cmoe7108 I also realise I don’t need to watch content where the content in question is the Adsense and sponsorship rather than enjoyment for the viewer for repeat viewership
@@jesuslifts To be fair you got 3 ads (including the 2 baked in), not 14 ads, that's pretty different. That's almost 1 ad per minute.
@@kaldo_kaldo it’s 5 yellow yt spots on the ads. Both playing two ads each. Plus the double ad spot before it starts, and the two he has baked in himself. And yeah I understand the math which is why I replied as that is an unacceptable amount of ads in a vlog
@@milk0r87 My reply was to the guy who said he only got a single ad at the beginning and he didn't mind the number of ads, I just think it's a bit goofy since he only got 1 ad while others got a dozen.
_Kabel Direkt_ is how you would spell it in Swedish, Danish and Norwegian.
Edit: It's a German brand. The spelling makes totally sense.
I'm assuming he was joking tho lol
@@DanRobards Probably. But I haven't heard of this brand either, thus the clarification :-)
+let's not forget Dutch ;)
@@Vermeulenisdenaam Of course not. Long live The Netherlands! :-)
If you get 2 pieces of say dowel paint it black you can almost jerry rig back legs to "prop" it against. Put 2 on the bottom to push out from wall and boom done. Also if your worried about it being to much pressure pushing the mount and case out use your original idea as well with the rope almost like hanging a picture. Top held with the "rope" to tether to wall for extra safety and bottom has 2 legs holding it out from the wall.
Add a "J" hook on the wall where the "D" ring is. put the "D" ring on the case and use the it to hook on to the "J".....what I would do...
This is probably the easiest with all he's done so far.
Kyle: [sits back in chair and looks up at wall in defeat]
Kyle: [looks to floor in defeate]
Kyle: "What if I cut a nook in the wall?"
Lyle: "Brudda, why you ruin perfectly good wall? What are you thinking? People all over the world not have one decent wall and you want to mess up what you got. Are you stupid? Maybe stop giving away money on streamers. Save it, you will need money for loony bin!"
One day, I watched a simple video about building a PC. Months later I am on a journey that has yet to reach its climatic end. I finally know how Frodo feels. Minus a magical ring and all the war stuff. Also plus electronics. Essentially the same thing if you think you think about.
Another episode of “Things you can’t buy”
Phanteks should stick to making only computer cases, their power-supplies are junk avoid at all costs!
they're just rebranded seasonic units so not really
Hi from Spain, maybe you could use a lot of washers on the down side of the wall mounting of the computer. You know, the spacers, could be plastic, iron, etc, you could use as many as you need to keep the computer straight.
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Suggestion to solve tilt!: Add washers between the case and two lower mount holes to push the bottom of the case out.
It could work, but that's .5" - 1" of tilt from top to bottom. You'd have to use stacks of washers.
@@8eSix true, shouldn't be too bad though. Some wall mount kits bring washers and spacers along with longer bolts to have most TVs work so this shouldn't be a too much of a problem
That leads to an amazing conclusion:
Revolt PSU’s are crap
To fix the sag, you can unbolt and flip the tilt mechanism on the wall mount VESA plate...this way instead of the tilt adjustment being mostly down tilt, it would instead have mostly up tilt adjustment and you can compensate for the sag. I had to do this on a large TV and it worked a dream.
It's called KabelDirekt because it's a German company!!
When we're so early that the first thing we do is comment instead of watching the video.
Rubber back stops on the bottom corners to the rear of the case. that will give you the slight tilt forward. Add low profile ones to the top for the aesthetic.
Next video its going to be "MY PC PEE ON THE WALL!!"
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Solution is simpler than you think: To make it straight, simply screw a piece of wood to the stud a few inches underneath the mounting bracket on the wall. That way when the computer plate sags it will prevent the bottom part of the plate from touching the wall. You may want to experiment by using half inch slabs of wood on top of each other first to get the right length of wood needed to prevent the sag. Then cut a smaller pieces to match. It's also nice and clean so you can easily move the computer to reroute any wires if needed. :-)
Tilt fix: a simple block/tube of appropriate length, positioned behind the PC at its lower edge. It will be pushing that lower edge outward, counteracting the weight by distributing the force back to the wall, forcing the top tilt back to a 90 degree angle. Might need two, one at each bottom corner and probably only a few inches long.
for the tilt, u could put some kind of "bump stop" on the bottom half of the pc, but, on the wall, aligned with the center I suppuse, one on every bottom corner, something like a piece of wood, or if u like it fancy, a door stopper
Solution to mounting the PC - buy a different mount. The swing mount doesn't suit this type of thing. Just get a regular TV mount without tilt and that'll work. (I have the exact same case and that's what I did. Works wonders)
Answering question on how to straighten up the PC to get it flush on the wall, I think you need to re-do with a full widescreen TV style mount - the ones which are flat on the wall Or some are flat against wall with arm that swings out to adjust if you want that too. Just need to find one that is small enough to hid behind this case..as I imagine most wall mount TV stands are quite wide (60"-100"+ etc)so may need find a 32" flat TV mount or something... Love the floating monitor look. PC position looks awesome.
I love what you did with your monitors, I did something similar but with two monitors. What I found is that you can get a piece of 2x8 wood (or any depending on the size of your monitor arms) and mount the wood to the studs in the wall, that way you can use the wood to mount any kind of monitor mount whether a single stud or double stud system. It also allows for you to have more freedom when deciding where to mount your monitor arms because you're no longer confined to having to find a stud to position them. Additionally you can paint the wood and install mic arms/lights/streaming equipment/ect. Combine that with the cable passthroughs you have shown and you will achieve a beautiful floating wireless monitor set up with the added bonus of ease of installation and versatility.
Spacers/standoffs at the bottom of the case will push the bottom out, which will push the top back. I've done this a million times with mounts like this where I wanted it completely flat. These kind of mounts really do not hold stuff straight up and down and you have cables running behind which will naturally push the whole thing out of perfect alignment.
In my engineering brain, why not make a mounting plate that can attach to the center stud at numerous points and basically cover the back side of the PC (cutouts for the back of motherboard and other needs spots) then add stand-offs to ensure that the PC lies on the same plane to ensure no tilt or angling of the PC.
To fix the pc tilt, a wedge shaped piece of wood, super thin at the top, thicker at the bottom. Use this as a spacer between the wall mount and the studd, using longer screws as necessary. Make the bottom of this wedge thick enough to give yourself tilt adjustment going back down. I have the same case and similar wall mount. I have this exact same issue. I've been thinking about this for months lol
This also gives the ability to still use the swing arm, and doesn't introduce extra tension on the arm the way the rope may have done.
I've wall-mounted my TT Core P3 last year and it was the best decision PC-related-wise. It has freed up so much space and it is definitely a wow factor when I have guests over. Welcome to the wall mount gang, Bitwit!
Measure the distance of the bottom of the case to the wall while holding it level, then cut a piece of wood, paint it and bolt it to the wall. The block of wood will force the bottom away from the wall when the case is pushed up against it and bam! No tilt.