For wire management, I usually buy cable ties so that I can cable tie wires to the legs of my desk, underneath my desk, and other places where they are organized and aren't prone to be kicked around a lot (or almost never). If you have tried cable ties, there are other options available to you such as Wire Loom, Desk Outlets, and other things of the sort: some more practical than others, of course. AS for power strips, you can always mount them to the wall or baseboard by using the mounts that are located on the reverse side of the strip and using nails to secure them to the wall, or, other apparatuses.
I have a bag of them, just need to finish up this work I've got to do and then I can strip everything apart and see what I can do with it. Though, my glass desk is going to show EVERYTHING, so I am wanting to wait til I can build my own desk or buy a newer corner one or something.
I have that problem, too, because I want a 3rd monitor but I don't have the space for one on my desk. What you can do, is you can purchase monitor mounts and stands that are secured to your desk and some can support up to 2, 3, even 4-6 monitors at a time. A popular company that I personally know a few people have bought things from is called Ergotron where you can look at Desk Mounts; Wall Mounts; and, in your case, Multi-Monitor Mounts. All of these range in various capacities (of monitor support) to price, and there are even stands that can support a Laptop PC and dual-monitors. Very expandable and ergonomic.
I do like Ergotron, and am considering buying a multi-monitor mount from them. Though, my rig needs a new mobo and gtx260 right now so I can actually run quad lcds. I am looking into those EVGA UV+ adapters that support up to 1680x1200 resolutions though, looks nice for cheap ($70).
Hey bryce, love your multiple moniter setup. I notice you have a roll of painter's tape on the desk. Were you modding something recently?
I attempted to mod my Antec 300, which is why I'm caseless right now. I'm like in the middle of it and work got to be to busy that I haven't had time to do anything with it. I bought the tape, a nice dremel set a month ago and started on it and then got busy with work
But the good news is, that painters tape comes in handy for camera mountings lols.
And I also bought some 3m Double Sided "tape of the gods" and mounted my posters with it. Now, the posters are stuck there as if I pull em down, they WILL rip and pull paint off the walls, stupid thing to do