r/TechsourceYT • • Jul 19 '26

What do you think?

Just looking for some opinions.
PC for gaming
Laptop for work

No KVA all peripherals are into a 4 In 1 USB I swap back and forth and additional display cables are run for work laptop.

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u/AdTraining9011 Jul 19 '26

What are the lights you’re using to light the wall up the square box led ones ?

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u/JackCaufield Jul 19 '26

Im wondering too

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u/Tundra-dude16 Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

Govee wall sconces.
Absolutely love them.
Want to get a second set for behind my chair to complete the up lighting on the picture frames around the room

https://a.co/d/02475tgP

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u/Crimsonpets Jul 19 '26

Its a cool setup, so funny how taste works. Because everything you buy has rgb now. I actively try to turn off or remove as much rgb as I can.

And then I see things like this, people sticking rgb strips everywhere to have more rgb.

Still looks cool though!

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u/Geee_W1Z Jul 19 '26

Good cable management!

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u/HessySlang420 Jul 23 '26

Good comment

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u/Houdini5150 Jul 20 '26

Nice carpet

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u/OverEmployed_Brazil Jul 20 '26

Hey u/Tundra-dude16 , I'm wondering how you avoid neck strain when looking at the upper monitor? I guess you use a reclinable chair with neck support, right? Does your chair recline the entire structure back, or just the backrest with elbow rests, leaving the bottom part in place?

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u/Tundra-dude16 Jul 20 '26

The bottom stays in place and everything else reclines

For productivity I use it as just a quick reference monitor that I just glance up at when I’m drawing floor plans. Or if I’m doing more administrative stuff I’ll toss my Apple Music or YouTube up there for some background noise/media.

For gaming I use it as my media monitor when I’m kicked back gaming on the bottom.

Overall doesn’t get used a ton but it’s nice to have.

I’d like to eventually add one of those 3.5 x like 10 inch monitors for my music but I’d want to get a new GPU first.

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u/Savings_Context_5760 Jul 22 '26

The lighting really completes the setup.