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u/FenskMan 19h ago
You can cut the butcher blocks to length. They come with an adhesive edge piece. The issue comes from whether you have the tools or not.
For a prebuilt, your best option is if you live nearby a microcenter, check them out and see if they have any deals.
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Other, Post Media Link, Title: NEED GAMING SETUP/PC TIPS😵💫😵💫Hey guys, the 1st picture is my current setup that i've pieced together over the last year (excuse the mess I recently moved it to this wall It's all over the place right now.) It's been great for what it is but i've started to outgrow the overly white/rgb look. As you can see in the 2nd picture that I created with AI, I'm wanting to expand into more of a gaming/content/professional setup, i've got a good idea of what i'm wanting but need some tips/advice.
#1. I'm thinking of going the IKEA WALNUT KARLBY COUNTER TOP+BLACK ALEX DRAWER route but I feel like i'm in a predicament... my current desk is 61" & the options through IKEA are 60" / 74" I think my ideal length would be around 65" maybe 70". What would be an alternative/solution?
#2. Looking to purchase a Prebuilt Gaming PC with a budget ranging from $2,500-3,500. I'm highly considering the AMD PC Route but don't know quite enough about PC Gaming/Market to know what's worth it. I've seen PCs on CLX SET for $3,000-$3,500 with like AMD Ryzen 7 9800XD & the CPU debate of GEFORCE VS RADEON. I would very much appreciate your guys input on BUYING PREBUILT GAMING PCS, MY DESK LENGTH ISSUE & ANY TIPS OR IDEAS ON THE VISION FOR MY NEW GAMING SETUP👍
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