They said it couldn't be done, and even if it could be done, why would Secretlab, of all companies, be the ones to do it? After all, don't they just make chairs? I am, of course, talking about the evolution of the humble desk. What used to be a plank of wood attached to some legs has been transformed by the Secretlab Magnus Pro. It might not be the very first metal desk, or the first with integrated cable management, but this is the desk that has single-handedly addressed the problems I've been having with my setup for years. I love PC gaming with all my heart, but there's one thing no one ever talks about, and that doesn't get the hate it deserves: cable management. I've wasted countless hours in pursuit of perfection, trying to get my desk to look just right. While there are 'solutions' to this (trust me, I've tried them all), it's a time-consuming process that forces you to spend hours neatly routing wires that will ultimately need to be undone the minute you decide to add something new to your desk. And don't even get me started on how to manage cables inside your PC.Read the full story on PCGamesN: I finally bought a Secretlab Magnus Pro gaming desk, and I love it more than my RTX 5090