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Small PC desk suitable for gaming

  • 30-09-2015 7:02pm
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    RHJ
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    degrassinoel
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    Have ye tried Argos or Ikea? Some really decent ones there i hear, fairly reasonable too on prices


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    RHJ
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    Shougeki
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    Always a fair few up on adverts.ie as well.


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    TheDoc
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    Go to IKEA and to the office section and look at the desktops they have. They come in various sizes and shapes. You "can" cut them if you want, but be warned its chipboard and not solid wood throughout. I got away with it though for a year.

    You basically buy your desktop by size and colour, then pickup four legs. Totally up to you.

    I've had three, and they cost me about €40 each time. The reason I have three, is that when I move I couldn't have been arsed moving the table, so I just leave them there.

    I'm using the large desktop at the moment, comfortable managed two 24" monitors and a laptop. And I moved while back to mounted monitors on the wall and now have that entire space. Fully recommended from me.

    If you have a solid wall, you can also just mount the desktop on the wall using brackets from woodies or B&Q. I had that in my apartment, and it was brilliant. Massive space reclaimed having no legs on the table, for some storage underneath and just not having to worry about hitting my legs, of table legs, was pretty good. The main benefit is you can put the table to a height that suits you. I had the desktop higher then normal desks, and it was a massive benefit.

    I'm back to a regular height desk and it forces me to rest my arms on my chairarms, and my elbows are wrecked from it.


    Went onto the website there and I don't see them anymore, but I was in IKEA over the summer and they still had them. They are all mounted on the wall in the various colours and sizes in the home office section of the showfloor.


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