Will this work for a full size computer; one with a tower?
75516
Yes depending on the tower height. Where the hutch joins the desk you have 13 in of clearance. You can place the tower on the floor but it could get kicked. You have 12 inches in the bottom cubbies. Best solution is if the tower can go behind the flat screen monitor as there is a pull out keyboard tray if the tower is too tall to go under the hutch.
75517
I sold this soon after putting it together. It isn't bad but just too small. I put the tower down by my feet. It just wasn't as big or sturdy as I expected. It is now in the bedroom of my neighbor' s 9 yr old son. My scanner and printer weren't even slightly close fits.
75518
Yeah. All shelves are adjustable and removable. Not sure if it would fit on top of the desk, however.
838841
This power supply will work in a mid to full size case. It will not work in a small form factor case
1514478
That's going to be a tight fit! I would think (especially with how cramped the rest of the case is) probably not. That full slot is directly above the CPU location on most main boards. I personally haven't used it for a graphics card. I just use a low profile card in mine. Also, it doesn't come with any PCI Express extension cables to allow remote mounting
139647
This thing is BIG. I have it in a thermal take kandolf and it has to squeeze in with the video card. Have a full tower before you get this IMO. Especially if you have a big video card.
653677
The tower does not include a motherboard so technically yes it can as long as you use a Intel mobo.
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
1384123
It's a full tower,, so I would say yes. You could look up the tower and read what coolers it can take.
1668939
This stand will accommodate a pc tower. It is too short however for your monitor. It is excellent for the tower, printer and other accessories.
1870206
As long as you have a 3.0 x16 expansion slot it will work. Also you should have at least a mid-tower.
599355
It would snug up against it, but as you close the "X", it gets longer. When it's closed to 3 3/4", it is 16" long. If your tower isn't at least 16" deep, it may be too long. By the looks of it, the minimum depth of your tower should be 14"-15" deep for it to work. Even after fitting this device on your tower, I'm not confident that it wouldn't be too top heavy when this device is snugged up to the computer. That's something that I can't answer without trying it on your actual computer. I hope I gave you enough info for an informed decision. Good luck
1268897
It should. I put it in an InWin Ironclad full tower with no problem. If you can get an 850 watt power supply to fit this one will fit. It is not physically larger than other power supplies. I just looked up your case and I am confident this will fit.
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.
1663039
Sarah, I go for something else designed specifically for a smaller CPU. I used this with a larger tower and it performs great however when I used it with a smaller HP unit, it was a bit loose as it wouldn't hold it tight. Maybe with a bit of foam in place you'd be alright. The unit itself is quite sturdy and well built. IMHO.
424375
My son used the tower, he said bit look like it should fit depending on motherboard your using. Hope that helps.
1067254
it should it is a full board i have a full board in a matx tower just make sure the tower support full boards some dont
899942
The dimensions on this PSU are listed, Check to see if it will fit in the case. Other than that it will work but I STRONGLY discourage using this as a main PSU. It is cheaply made and there are many reports of surges with this. If it fries your computer you will NOT be reimbursed for anything more than the PSU itself
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.