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Are you planning to use a VESA mount with a case? That provides more access but can cause problems with cables. While cable management is something every PC user has to deal with, it’s a bit more challenging when half your system is hanging over your head. Installation If you place the motherboard in the top left, note that this means the cords will run down the left side of the computer. So if this isn’t the vibe you’re looking for, you may want to lower the motherboard to the bottom left of your base or even flip it 90 degrees.
Before buying a wall-mount PC case plan ahead and consider things like cable management and the installation process.As with Thermaltake’s other wall-mount cases, the Core P8 has 75×75, 100×100, and 200×200 VESA mounts. The latter are especially critical on the Core P8 due to its size and weight, and you’ll want to use the 200×200 mounts with a strong TV mount designed to take heavy loads. Are you interested in building a PC with multiple radiators and high-end cooling? The MasterFrame provides plenty of room for those components and a way to showcase them. The open-air design of the case gives a clear view of the components inside. It also allows for easy access to parts while giving users a lot of room to work. This wall-mount PC case will look fantastic on a wall but also serves as the perfect test bench. When designing your own wall-mounted PC you not only have to manually do this yourself, but also consider the number of wires you want going up to your computer on the wall. That said, space isn’t the only reason to go for a wall-mounted Mini-ITX build. So if you’re adamant about mounting a Mini-ITX rig directly to your wall, the Thermaltake Core P1 is the only option you have.
Ideally, we'd suggest 5mm Perspex sheeting. You can get away with 4mm, but there's a little more flex to it with sheets this size. This is also the time to add any RGB lights to your build. Once everything is screwed in place, you can move on to cable management. Cable Management XPG PRIME ARGB Extension Cable If you think there is a lot of dust going on in your PC, then you can add a sheet of plexiglass to add some protection. However, it would require additional redesigning and work. To mount a PC on the wall, you have three options. First, you can take the easy route and go with a wall-mount PC case. Many companies like Thermaltake and Cooler Master offer gorgeous yet practical PC cases that you can mount on your wall without difficulties. These pre-built wall mount cases are quite straightforward, and if you don’t have many DIY skills, then you should go with them. This is a very smart consideration to remember. If your PC case is super expensive, then you will be worried about keeping it protected all the time. For this reason, finding a reasonable price PC case is a much smarter idea for you. ConclusionThe ability to install this mount in less than 5 minutes is a plus, and so is the 360-degree rotation. This case wall mount can swivel when under desks or on the wall if given enough room. This simplifies port access in multiple positions, and it has a scratch-free design that keeps the case clean when it’s in the holder. The only curve ball is when you come to fixing the power supply. Through some oddity of design it's often the only part that requires the alternative US-based standard 6-32 UTS or Universal Thread Standard screws (you're not the only ones around here who read Wikipedia you know). These are the case screws with the coarser thread.
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