This is some form of laptop Stockholm Syndrome. Why would you crank your neck, type on a cramped keyboard and use a tiny mouse? Fan noise is also not a problem

This is some form of laptop Stockholm Syndrome. Why would you crank your neck, type on a cramped keyboard and use a tiny mouse? Fan noise is also not a problem with a huge Noctua fan and positioning the tower under the desk. And my personal pet peeve: small monitor. > I've always chosen smaller (<= 14") laptop screens since I find too much horizontal space distracting. I prefer to separate tasks with virtual desktops rather than have everything on one giant screen. Get a HUGE monitor, position it far away: you get the same relative size and relative pixel density, but your eyes can stay a lot more relaxed focusing at a decent distance.