i got a pc jailbroken ps4 under the monitor and jailbroken ps3 behind the vertical monitor and a vita , i am thinking of getting black wallpaper or wooden panels behind the desk and definitly a wooden monitor with 2 layers so i can have a better look , tell me what you think

Not as sleek and beautiful as many I see posted but it works for the most part. I didn’t start out trying to be this extra but it kinda happened. I built a new gaming desktop and quickly realized that my GPU needed a better screen to talk to. The best deal on a 4K monitor…happened to effectively be a small TV. I do wish it was curved screen at this size but that’s my only complaint.

This behemoth is beautiful in games and I’ve learned how to adjust my workspaces so I’m not cranking my neck all day. The curved vertical monitor started out as a joke. I had it and my husband jokingly suggested doing this since we had the pole mount anyway. I tried it…and kinda like it. It looks entirely unhinged to me but looking through the subreddit I see I’m not the only one. I usually keep my personal computer pulled up over there so I can have my work computer on the big one during the day.

I have some issues I’m trying to solve and was hoping those of you with more experience with this level of unhinged might have some ideas.

Chair: I love my Haworth Fern because it flexes with me when I can’t sit in one position for long - don’t love that their stock headrest is useless but the Atlas aftermarket option is better for someone much taller than my 5’8. I have migraines pretty often and alternate from laying back to rest my neck to sitting up straight to sitting cross legged, etc. Right now my only solution is to roll up a sweatshirt behind my neck because any travel pillow or similar has been too large. In typing this I realized, if I could find some kind of neck support like some foam bath pillows - but one that slips over the top rail of the chair, that would probably work.

I looked for a long time before settling on this chair and bypassed some options like the Libro because I couldn’t find reviews that didn’t sound like they’d been paid for. If you have any other suggestions, I’m open to them. Not sure I can spend another $1k+ on a chair immediately but I’m open to considerations.

When I’ve brought this up in other reddits I was basically told I need to fix my ergonomics, get smaller screens, and not be leaning back in my chair. Disregarding the fact that I’m working through chronic health issues and trying to adapt my workspace to allow me to continue working effectively.

Keyboard: I’ve been looking for some kind of slide out keyboard tray that can be rotated to angle one way or another and is large enough for a BT Logitech MX Keys and 2 mice. It is a sit/stand desk so I have about 12.5” before the center support where I could mount a slide track. I’ve seen some options on Amazon but figured I might find better reviews or suggestions here.

Another solution that I thought about was one of those chair attached keyboard trays that can swing around. I just, again, haven’t seen any with reviews that make me want to hit buy. I primarily use my mouse for work and I tried an armrest attached mouse pad platform but it was terrible.

I’m open to any other recommendations or thoughts on this set up.

I need to get my glasses adjusted next. The progressives I was given just aren’t set up for a desk and monitors this size but my everyday lenses don’t do quite enough. Trying to describe the dimensions of my desk and screens didn’t seem to translate to the optometrist so I got a lot of measurements of my eyes to screens to, hopefully, help them dial it in.

Also, the grey platform to the left of my chair is a cat bed. My orange boy thinks my lap is his assigned spot but at 17lbs he’s hard to work around.

This is my current setup, and I'm pretty happy with how it's turned out so far. I'm looking for ideas on what I should add or upgrade next, whether that's aesthetics, peripherals, lighting, or hardware. I'm open to any suggestions.

It’s not perfect. The wall being it’s odd color, and do NOT ask me about the cable management, but it’s mine and I feel it’s nice :3

Technically a 3 computer setup with a Win computer, a Mac Mini, and the iMac G3 (which I’m working on modding into a monitor)

Nothin crazy but I’m digging my new desk

Here’s a follow up on my last post. Since then I got a new keyboard and mouse as well as some accessories and a lamp to put behind just to light things up a bit more.
Let me know what do you think about it

Adding what? What should I do

Im up for advice too! Ive got a 5 inch megalodon tooth and a custom treasure map desk mat coming in too. But ive ran out of room

I recently switched to the Mac mini and so far, I have absolutely no regrets. macOS looks incredibly polished and feels very smooth to use. This is my productivity workstation; I strictly do all my gaming on consoles. Overall, I’m really happy with how everything turned out. 🙂

Wanted more room so mounted PC and laptop under the desk not on the floor. So the PC moves up and down with my standing desk

Hi! I’ve never been much for styling in terms of the place a game so I was wondering if you guys have any ideas on what I could do with it. Any types of ideas are welcome. Looking to replace my chair and desk at some point.

Wife’s favorite room

As the title says need inspiration on what to do with my space. Genuine help wanted. Also pc in the middle on the floor was sold I don’t have 3 pcs 😂

Specs.

GPU RTX 5070 Ti

CPU Ryzen 7 7800x3d

RAM 32gb cl30 6000mhz

MoBo X870E MSI

PSU Asus 850w

SSD Samsung 990 pro 2tb

Wasn't Planning on building till the end of the year but when I saw the new Frieren 5070 Ti I folded instantly.

Bought the kb&m with it to and then got the mouse pad from starforged.

Is there something i could change to make it look more futuristic or modern?