CPU Mount

Under-Desk CPU Mounts

Taking the tower off the floor frees space, gets it away from dust and feet, and keeps it moving with a height-adjustable desk. Ergox stocks three sliding PC case holders, including two with RGB lighting for a gaming build.

1. Confirm the case will fit

These mounts are designed around ATX towers. Check your case's width and height against the mount's stated range, since a full tower is significantly larger than a mid tower.

2. Decide whether you need it to slide

A sliding cradle lets you pull the tower out for cable access without unmounting it. That matters most on a sit-stand desk, where you also need to manage cable slack through the height range.

3. Allow for airflow

Keep intake and exhaust faces clear. Mounting a tower against the underside of a desk can restrict a top-mounted exhaust, so check your case's airflow direction before choosing a position.

Route the cables with a cable management spine so nothing snags through the height range. See the wider gaming setup range for RGB options.