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I have to agree that that case isn't great for hiding cables. The 8-pin power cord on my brothers wouldn't reach going behind the board and barely reaches going over the front (and it looks terrible). It wasn't a cheap PSU either, a 750W Zalman. Unfortunately, an 8-pin extension is absurdly priced.

Off-topic, I feel like the ATX form factor has many components in bad positions (nobody would have thought it would still be around at this time I bet), but its nearly impossible to change it now, so we make the best of it.

BTX was awesome but everyone whined and (at least for now) Inte has backed off pushing it.

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Dude, be careful with all the wiring hanging down. One wrong move and your 360 tumbles off the shelf

Put it on the desk at least! 360s are not prone to falling.

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I don't dare posting after looking at all those... Feels so stupid to have only one monitor and no external hard drive :D

If you don't need an external HDD, then why get one? because it's cool? I have 2.5TB on my PC, and I don't need an external drive. And I still have room for more... :)

And imo more than one screen for a pc is also redundant. unless you REALLY need it while doing some photoshop or something like that.

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dude sweet desk. Where did you get it? How much did it run you?

and yeah share the Homer wall please.

I got the desk at my local staples store, I believe it run me around $300.00. I don't remember where I got the Homer Wall so don't know who to credit, but did find it after and imageshack search...Enjoy

http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/3715/homer05zw8.jpg

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