What does your setup look like?

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Keeping it modest and simple.
 

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RoboMan said:
Hello friends! Pretty curious today. What does your PC/laptop setup look-like?

I'm not asking about your security configuration, but rather what that special relaxing place looks like.

Where do you game/relax/work?

Here's my setup:

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Just ordered a new desk for my PC setup!

This is the illustration image of the model I chose:

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What do you think?
 
Victor M said:
Does that mean it is an AI's imagination/rendering of what it is gonna look like?
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It's the image the seller sent me when I asked about this model. Probably out of their catalogue!
Jonny Quest said:
I like the hardwood top and the wide open space underneath where you won't be bumping your knees into a leg support :)
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This is the reason why I decided to change my current desk! Do you know the phrase "it's a pain in the butt"? Well, that desk is a pain in the legs :ROFLMAO:
 
Sorrento said:
@RoboMan Desk looks very nice, I like the wood its made from, I could do with a larger desk I reckon :)
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I thought about the 180cm model, but I finally opted for the 160cm because of space. The available space from the wall to the door was 209cm, 180cm would've been very big. It turned out good, because both monitors fit alright in the new desk :D
 
RoboMan said:
New desk is here 😎

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Sorrento said:
@RoboMan Desk looks very nice, I like the wood its made from, I could do with a larger desk I reckon :)
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For a desk in my study room (Windows 7 PC), I made it from a common door that I varnished and used two file cabinets at the ends to hold it up (I already had those). I used the door handle hole for threading cords down through the back. This is a bigger room, and the desk is holding a printer and some volumes of books on it as well. I do also have a piece of finger jointed wood that is about 2' x 4' long about 1 - 1.5" thick, but the door works great for now. It's not very elegant, but it's functional :)

Also, I bought one of those mount underneath drawers for the keyboard and mouse, giving me more desktop real estate, and a more ergonomic position of my hands and elbows, like the image below; Fellowes Office Suites Underdesk Keyboard Drawer.

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I've got a pull out drawer on my desk that was part of it, it is handy as when people call in I can retract it with keyboard & mouse which gives more room & safely as I don't have a separate room for my PC but a corner of dining room, & there is a dining table behind my chair, this does work OK for me though & keeps system handy for when I need it during the day.

I actually spent a long time looking for a suitable desk to fit my corner, when we moved to this house 11 years ago most desks seem to have been designed by people who have never used a PC system, at the moment my desk houses the PC, printer, paper, monitor & room for large external drive & a drive caddy etc, all I need really - These is a small radiator to the right side which is nice in winter, I assume other users have to fit in with other household requrements??

@Jonny Quest the addition you have shown is a great idea!

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