Like the monitor hung on the wall, looks great.

Must be one of them VESA wall mounts - i want one

I might have to go with that option (hanging my new 19" Widescreen on the wall, if possible) My bedrooms tiny, so I'll need all the space I can get when I get my new system. I'm thinking maybe having a floating shelf/desk with my keyboard and case on it. (no room on the floor for the case lol) Unless I put it underneath, that might work.

I want one of them wall mounts too - with a dual arm. The flexibility will be very good and will free up some more desk space

Me too. I'm running out of money though! Hopefully I will be able to add about another £100 on top of my £500 budget build and get myself a nice wall mount. If onboard sound is good on the mobo, then I might stick with it and buy some nice speakers instead of splashing out on a sound card. I also need a keyboard and mouse lol. I do have spare ones in my house, but they're pretty cheap and cr*p. I'd like a gaming mouse, a big comfortable one, and a softer keyboard too.

Although...I would be tempted to stick in another Gig of RAM with the money, but I think I'd prefer all the nice accessories instead.

I love that wall mount it clears up a lot of space. There realy expensiv though around $30 just for a standerd on and around $75 for a swing arm type.

This is why i just built my own with some scrap parts, a bit prim but it works. I will post some pics of it.

Also love the screen it self great video qoulity and vary thin. I used to have a 12" CRT whitch took up a ton of space, made high pitch noises, heart my eyes and had a vary slow respons rate.


For the wall mount i used a thin pice of aluminum about 5'' x 6'' and rivited on a houk thing. I cant remember what thats for i just found it in my shop. The plate is so big to spred out the waight since i wanted it centerd with my desk and there was no stud there.








Here, on the back of the LCD I used two pices of 3/4'' aluminum angal about 1'' long. On one side of each i drilled a hole for the screw that ataches it to the screen, and on the other end of each i drilled a larger hole for the 5/16 threded road, whitch gos between the two and is held on with a few nuts.

This back braket just sort of slips over the other one and works great. You could esaly buld one many difernt ways.

That's a great idea Justin. I might build one myself too. It'll save quite a bit of money, and who cares what it looks like? You won't see it anyway!. Might even go one step further and attempt a swivel one. My dads pretty handy with this sort of thing.