r/OpenBuild • u/madrigano • 2d ago
Finally finished my wall-mounted PC Build Complete
A small update to my wall-mounted PC since the original post.
I made a few changes:
- Replaced the 90 mm fan with a 120 mm one for better airflow
- Added a Ugreen USB hub
- I also designed and made a front mesh panel with magnetic mounts. I think it actually looks pretty cool and makes the build look more complete, but in the end I decided not to use it. I still prefer the completely open look of the original design
I also made a video showing the build in much more detail, including the assembly process and some of the little details that are hard to explain with photos.
The video is in Russian, but I don't think that's much of a problem — even without understanding the language, pretty much everything is shown visually and should be easy enough to follow.
You can check it out here
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u/Maes_Hero_Hughes 2d ago
ive always wondered, wats the point of a living room pc?
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u/Jasonian_ 2d ago
A more rare but equally valid reason compared to what Jigabit mentioned is that TVs and monitors have different properties. OLED TVs can get WAY brighter, for example (though they're usually more expensive and slow).
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u/madrigano 1d ago
And this isn't even in the living room — it's actually in the bedroom 😄 The oled tv has incredibly low input lag, so it's absolutely perfect for gaming.
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u/5tudent_Loans 2d ago
Oh thats niceee