Wall Mounted PC Exposes Innards to World

For most people, the desktop PC's case is nothing more than a metal/plastic box. Others see it as a canvas where they can express their creativity, hence the prevalence of customized casemods scattered online . However, for one reddit user, bigblades, decided that nothing is more artistic than his computer's innards, and decided to put them up for display.

It looks pretty DIY, but mainly because of the wiring. Otherwise, the individual components are neatly arranged, with the drives on the right, the motherboard and graphics card on the left, and the power supply and buttons right down the middle. Bigblades added some lighting to help spruce things up, as well as an aftermarket PCI-E extender so the ATI Radeon HD 5850 can sit at a comfortable distance from the mobo.

It's a very neat little attempt at showcasing a computer's parts, although it would've looked better if the wires were run underneath the base. Nevertheless, this setup is a good way for people to show off their expensive hardware.

[source: Technabob]

Contributing writer

Roman was a contributing writer at Tom's Guide covering the latest viral news from around the web. During his time at the site, he covered topics such as robotics, PC news and car tech.

Latest in Desktop Computers
Nvidia RTX 5090
RTX 5060 breaks cover in Acer gaming PC — is Nvidia’s next GPU launch imminent?
Apple Mac Studio M4 Max review unit on a desk
Apple Mac Studio M4 Max review: More powerful than ever
HP Omnistudio X 32 review unit on a desk
HP OmniStudio X 32 review: This AI-focused all-in-one PC is a workhorse
Mac Studio M4 Max
Apple announces Mac Studio with M4 Max and M3 Ultra — here's what's new
The Geekom A6 at an angle on a desk and plugged into two monitors
I tested this mini PC that’s smaller (and cheaper) than the Mac mini M4 — and I’m impressed
Apple Studio Display shown side on with Wheel of Time playing
Apple's next Studio Display tipped to arrive in 2026 — and it'll be brighter than ever
Latest in News
NYTimes Connections
NYT Connections today hints and answers — Thursday, March 20 (#648)
A phone with the Plex logo in front of an out-of-focus background of movie posters
Yikes! Plex is getting a price hike and this key feature is going behind a pay wall
back of Iris Pixel 9a
Google Pixel 9a pre-orders delayed due to 'component quality issue' — here's when you can get one
An open lock depicting a data breach
Half a million teachers hit in major data breach with SSNs, financial data and more exposed — what to do now
Sony A95K QD-OLED TV in front of windows in a living room
This new TV breakthrough looks like a game-changer for OLED TVs
Apple iPhone 16 & 16 Plus hands-on.
Forget USB-C — a truly portless iPhone just got the all-clear from the EU