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Nature meets tech
Edited kelvinlee
Love nature, but love tech too? Yep that's me. That's why when the time came to build my gaming/work setup, I tried to make the best of both. Because of dad's recent passing, I had decided to move back to my parent's place to give my mom all the support I can. My dad also loved seeing me build stuff, so this build is also a tribute to him. I had never built anything home-related before, so all these is pretty much a first for me. Thankfully there's Google, and I loved how it turned out. This is for you, Dad! The plan ------- I already had lots of tech stuff to move back home, so the plan is just to build this gaming/work cave as cheaply as I can. I try to save and reuse things where possible ( the ceiling and wall panels are all recycled from my old cupboard), but I don't scrimp when it comes to the stuff that I feel matter. I outline the plan for each section here. details can be found when you click on the tags. Theme ------- I was planning to start with a minimalist theme, but I realised that wouldn't be practical with the amount of work I needed to do, the surround sound system I am setting up, and the sound absorption and diffusion I would need. Hence the decision to make a nature/cozy theme. I love nature, and keep a few pets I needed tanks for. So I ended up with the idea of mounting the PC to an alcove in my room, placing a few tanks around, and filling the rest with fake plants. The plants are mounted on a foam backing, which I crafted such that there are air channels for both the PC and pets. Audio ------- The end goal is to create a system that would play music on stereo well, and provide complete 5.1 surround immersion for games/movies. With some extra foliage, I managed to hide the rear surround speakers in the Kallax shelves for extra cleaniness points! The design of the room is to minimise flat surfaces as much as possible to break up standing waves while keeping a clean look. PC ------- My daily workhorse provides enough computing power for my daily work as a web developer, while still being able to run most modern games at 80-100fps on ultra. I wished I had gone for a custom loop at the start, but it's my first build and I wasn't confident. Standing desk ------- A standing desk is something I always wanted. With the long hours I work, sitting too much is just bad for my back. A standing desk is a godsend when it comes to preventing back pain. I bought the frame and got the tabletop custom-made in 200cm x 80cm to fit my needs.
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School and Gaming Setup
Edited SteveNugget
Powered by red and green, orange and blue. This setup is controlled by a Ryzen 5 3400G and supported by an RTX 2070 Strix. An excellent gaming machine, and an exceptional school desktop.
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Modern Battlestation
Published Peanis
Modern, Minimalistic and Unique. Used for productivity, video editing and gaming.
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Minimalist Work From Home Setup (Aka Money Didn't Go To Waste)
Published Theory96
Fortunate enough to work from home with this setup. This is the latest version of my setup that I have been updating slightly each year since it was built in 2017. i5 7500 x GTX 1070 https://www.instagram.com/theory_96/
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Home work/gaming station
Edited MatsPats
This setup is built for gaming and work, we have home school because of corona.
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Gaming. Streaming.
Published Fknhammahstix
Triple monitor gamin setup with a little star wars and funko obsession
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DIY One Piece Setup
Published kobedivina
Since my favorite anime is One Piece I decided to build One Piece theme for my setup. This setup is 4 years in the making I started this last 2016. There's a lot of ups and down when I was building this setup and I came to the point of stopping but I keep moving forward and this is the result of my hardwork and dedication. At first my setup's purpose is for my wife, she was working from home as an Online English teacher and when she stopped online teaching I decided to upgrade our PC and now i'm using this setup for gaming, streaming,productivity and some office work. There's a lot of hardwork buiding this setup because all of my desk, shelves, controller/headset stand and monitor riser are all made by myself from scrap pallet wood(Burned) and plywood. I think i'ts a budget friendly setup because some of my parts and peripherals are bought second hand just like my NEC monitor I bought for only $50 each on a Japan PC Surplus here in the Philippines.
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Black and White Gaming Setup / Hall of fame
Published JCSerafin22
Hello guys, John here from Philippines. this is my almost 3 year setup :) purpose? for gaming! also some paper/document/excel works :) specs: Thermaltake Core P3 Snow Edition Thermaltake Water 3.0 AIO i7 7700k Asrock z270 extreme4 32GB ddr4 Corsair Vengeance pro rgb Galax GTX 1080 Hall of fame edition aerocool 800w 80% silver PSU 3x Corsair LL120 WD 250gb nvme m.2 1TB Seagate 2TB WD Edifier R2700 Speakers Peripherals: Corsair Strafe Mk.2, Corsair m65 pro, Corsair mm800, Corsair ST100, Corsair Void wireless, Corsair lightning node pro 3x Custom Desk Custom Backdrop Custom HOF Fan Grills Custom HOF AIO Custom HOF Acrylic (below the monitor Custom Gundam Stand Custom Plaque Stand
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Space Of Happiness
Edited manuelcyanes
The hard work that was put into this is unbelievable, 60+ man hours, it was basically my dream setup. I tried to maintain all accessories to be consistent with corsair but sadly corsair doesn’t make everything. Please enjoy the view of something that i very proud of.
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Productivity Setup
Published mahnameisjaime1
I have created this setup mainly for work. I own a smaller IT business and currently do alot of remote work because of human malware, I also create websites, program, and do a bit of graphic design here for clients. I run all 4 1080p 60hz monitors off a 1060 so this setup is definitely a more true work oriented setup than it is for gaming. Many of my clients have also been forced to work from home so doing what little I can to help them make that transition and this setup is exactly what helps me do that.
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Nature meets tech
Edited kelvinlee
Love nature, but love tech too? Yep that's me. That's why when the time came to build my gaming/work setup, I tried to make the best of both. Because of dad's recent passing, I had decided to move back to my parent's place to give my mom all the support I can. My dad also loved seeing me build stuff, so this build is also a tribute to him. I had never built anything home-related before, so all these is pretty much a first for me. Thankfully there's Google, and I loved how it turned out. This is for you, Dad! The plan ------- I already had lots of tech stuff to move back home, so the plan is just to build this gaming/work cave as cheaply as I can. I try to save and reuse things where possible ( the ceiling and wall panels are all recycled from my old cupboard), but I don't scrimp when it comes to the stuff that I feel matter. I outline the plan for each section here. details can be found when you click on the tags. Theme ------- I was planning to start with a minimalist theme, but I realised that wouldn't be practical with the amount of work I needed to do, the surround sound system I am setting up, and the sound absorption and diffusion I would need. Hence the decision to make a nature/cozy theme. I love nature, and keep a few pets I needed tanks for. So I ended up with the idea of mounting the PC to an alcove in my room, placing a few tanks around, and filling the rest with fake plants. The plants are mounted on a foam backing, which I crafted such that there are air channels for both the PC and pets. Audio ------- The end goal is to create a system that would play music on stereo well, and provide complete 5.1 surround immersion for games/movies. With some extra foliage, I managed to hide the rear surround speakers in the Kallax shelves for extra cleaniness points! The design of the room is to minimise flat surfaces as much as possible to break up standing waves while keeping a clean look. PC ------- My daily workhorse provides enough computing power for my daily work as a web developer, while still being able to run most modern games at 80-100fps on ultra. I wished I had gone for a custom loop at the start, but it's my first build and I wasn't confident. Standing desk ------- A standing desk is something I always wanted. With the long hours I work, sitting too much is just bad for my back. A standing desk is a godsend when it comes to preventing back pain. I bought the frame and got the tabletop custom-made in 200cm x 80cm to fit my needs.
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Gaming. Streaming.
Published Fknhammahstix
Triple monitor gamin setup with a little star wars and funko obsession
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School and Gaming Setup
Edited SteveNugget
Powered by red and green, orange and blue. This setup is controlled by a Ryzen 5 3400G and supported by an RTX 2070 Strix. An excellent gaming machine, and an exceptional school desktop.
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A Corner of the World
Edited LEGIONS
While primarily used for robotic coding and simulations, often the machine idles away to add ambiance to a cozy room. This setup was something I spent many years building, and it's a place I'm honored to call home. - u/Gear_Box_Legend
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Gaming Setup
Edited Krowiks
PC: RYZEN 5 2600X @ 4.2GHZ; EVGA 1660TI OC; 16G CORSAIR DOMINATOR RGB RAM; GIGABYTE AORUS B450 ELITE; APEVIA CRUSADER CASE; PCCOOLER FANS; THERMALTAKE 600W PCU. PERIFRIALS: DEVRO 60٪ RGB KEYBOARD; CORSAIR M65 MOUSE, CORSAIR VOID ELITE HEADSET; SCEPTER 25" 1080P 165HZ MONITOR.
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Gaming setup
Published morgansmith
eyboard- Razer ornata chroma Mouse- npet m20 Mousepad- Amazon extended mousepad Headset- razer man o’ war wireless Stand- razer headset stand Monitor- 32” Vizio smart tv Audio- Phillips 5.1 surround system Pc specs- Ibuypower prebuilt with custom mods CPU-i7-8700k Gpu- asus gtx 1060 3gb Phoenix edition Ram- 8Gb of Gskill ripjaws Motherboard- AsRock B-250pro
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Mineral Oil Cooled Threadripper System
Edited kuangwee
Threadripper 2950x in a mineral oil tank setup.
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"coziest place in the house"
Edited PaulArthur
Credit: u/teqz_ "redid my setup, no clutter, clean, pc not on the carpet" Email [email protected] if the owner of this setup would like to have it corrected or removed.
