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link to Add Built-In Wireless Cellphone Charging To Your Desk! (Easy!)

Add Built-In Wireless Cellphone Charging To Your Desk! (Easy!)

One of my favorite unusual mods for a desk PC is adding built-in wireless cellphone charging capability. My son and I have wanted to try this for some time but, until recently, this was somewhat of...

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link to Budget Liquid Cooling – Three Simple Hacks!

Budget Liquid Cooling – Three Simple Hacks!

When you are building a custom water cooling loop for a PC, it can get pricey as you fill up your Amazon cart with tubing, reservoirs, and fittings. And while I understand the allure of those...

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link to How to Build a Computer in a Desk – A Step by Step Guide!

How to Build a Computer in a Desk – A Step by Step Guide!

Admit it. It’s enticing. The thought of a custom-made desk that houses those sexy PC components under a slick glass top. Add to that RGB lighting goodness, simple upgrades, and expandability, and...

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link to Desk Legs – Should You Buy Or Build?

Desk Legs – Should You Buy Or Build?

When designing our first Desk PC I struggled with whether to buy pre-manufactured desk legs or to build my own. After doing some research and a little bit of soul searching, this is what I...

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My name is Paul. I wanted to create something unique and special with my son, Mason. We worked together on making him a computer built into a desk. Sleek glass top, RGB lighting, and too many fans. We want to share with you everything we've learned during this journey. We also interview other builders who've created their own desk PC gaming setup and share their insight.

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