You must have a lot of things. Like printers, scanners and external hard drives. You could swop them for all in ones and buy wireless compoants. Hope that helps!
Most people have their desks against walls, so the backs of their desks are of no importance at all.
I suppose you could neatly arrange your wires and bunch them together with those little plastic twisty things, but if your desk is against a wall like almost everyone else's, why does it even matter?
Personally, I don't care about mess, or lack thereof. I try and keep a certain level of neatness so navigation behind my PC is easy when I'm tinkering, but that's about it. I am pro-mess!
Most people have their desks against walls, so the backs of their desks are of no importance at all.
I suppose you could neatly arrange your wires and bunch them together with those little plastic twisty things, but if your desk is against a wall like almost everyone else's, why does it even matter?
Personally, I don't care about mess, or lack thereof. I try and keep a certain level of neatness so navigation behind my PC is easy when I'm tinkering, but that's about it. I am pro-mess!
[QUOTE="graffspree"]I love those macs. Too bad you can't game on them.Swiftstrike5
Yeah =/
I hate Micro$oft.
That's what Boot Camp is for, you can put Windows Vista on Mac, there are also some fast graphics cards you can get for the Mac, such as the GeForce 8800GTX AFAIK.
It really depends on your desk. I have a desk pretty much built for a PC so there are no visible cords. By your desk not having a "back", do you mean that it's just a surface (like a table) or is it just wood in the back with no holes?
[QUOTE="Swiftstrike5"]
[QUOTE="graffspree"]I love those macs. Too bad you can't game on them.Marfoo
Yeah =/
I hate Micro$oft.
That's what Boot Camp is for, you can put Windows Vista on Mac, there are also some fast graphics cards you can get for the Mac, such as the GeForce 8800GTX AFAIK.
Sadly gaming Macs cost thousands more than their PC counterparts and aren't nearly as fast.
As a part-time Mac user, I think it's very funny that with the rise of the Xbox, PC gamers are finally experiencing the Microsoft that Mac users have endured for years, the Microsoft that says, well, "We don't give a sh*t." ;-)
You can always get things like cable tubes, or cable ties to keep them together. Though it is annoying when move hardware and you'd have to untangle and untie them. You can minimize by getting wireless devices, and maybe unplugging putting away cables that you don't frequently use, such as printer USB cable- assuming that you don't print a lot.
Most people have their desks against walls, so the backs of their desks are of no importance at all.
I suppose you could neatly arrange your wires and bunch them together with those little plastic twisty things, but if your desk is against a wall like almost everyone else's, why does it even matter?
Personally, I don't care about mess, or lack thereof. I try and keep a certain level of neatness so navigation behind my PC is easy when I'm tinkering, but that's about it. I am pro-mess!
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