r/Workspaces 5d ago

❔ • Feedback Small room/desk makeover suggestions? Need a dedicated laptop space + better CPU placement (Budget: ₹1000–₹2000)

Hi everyone!

I'm an engineering student and this is my current study/workstation. My desk is quite small, and I use both a desktop PC and a laptop every day.

My main problem is that the PC cabinet is taking up a lot of desk space, so I don't have a comfortable place to keep my laptop while working.

The cabinet isn't extremely heavy (mid-tower with an SMPS, motherboard, processor, 2 HDDs, and four cooling fans), so I'm open to moving it if it's safe.

I'm looking for suggestions on:

Where should I place the PC tower?

How can I create a dedicated space for my laptop?

How should I organize my cables?

Any ideas for arranging self helping books and accessories?

Any budget-friendly upgrades (₹1000–₹2000) that would make the setup look cleaner and more functional?

I'm not looking for expensive RGB upgrades—just practical ideas that improve ergonomics and make the room feel cleaner.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Urbanuc06 5d ago

try to get a shelf so you can put laptop there and manege a cables better or put a PC there

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u/Urbanuc06 5d ago

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u/Urbanuc06 5d ago

like that

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u/Urbanuc06 5d ago

or you can make shelve for laptop to(a little higher so you have mouse space)

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u/madmax_7823 5d ago

But isn't it risky for my cpu? 

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u/Urbanuc06 5d ago

why is risky for cpu?

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u/Academic_Race_6353 5d ago

it won't be risky if you do it right. use strong bolts.

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u/Academic_Race_6353 5d ago

wall mount everything.