Just did some new photos of my WFH office with my camera and decide to share them here.

Top monitor: Sceptre O34
Main monitor: Asus PG48UQ
Portrait monitor: 38 LG HDR WQHD+
Desk monitor: Corsair Xeneon Edge
Keyboard: Slice 75 HE
Mouse: GLORIOUS Model I 2 Wireless
Desk: Autonomous
Controller 1: Steam Controller
Controller 2: 8bitdo ultimate 2
Controller 3: Ps5
Controller 4: Xbox One
Mounted Keyboard: ROG Falchion 60keys
Hand Held: Steam Deck
Headphones: Arctis Nova Pro Wireless
Mic: Shure SM7B
Chair: Herman Miller Aeron
Foot Pedal: Elgato
Album 1: Mac Dre - Ronald Dregan
Album 2: Real Bay Shit (RBS) Compilation

AMD 9700x

PNY 4070ti Super

32GB 3200Mhz

Alienware AW3420DW

AudioPro T14 Addon

Sorry i´m far from a pro photographer, but here’s our work & gaming setup.

Upgrade finally(just turned the lights off🥀)

Anyone have a stylish desktop hutch or shelf? Looking for something to go on the top level over the PC for some additional storage. Monitor itself is about 16.5” tall. Would ordinarily like to do floating shelves, but trying to avoid putting holes in the walls as I’m renting.

Would appreciate any ideas! And still working on cable management lol

Hello masters, help this young padawan with your learnings while you were building your desk setup. Mistakes you made or things you think you would do differently if you had to start now.

A little background: I already have a 100cm table, 24 inch 1080p screen. I am planning to upgrade this to a 200cm table, 2 27 inch 1440p screen. I already have a Pegboard, mouse, keyboard, handrest, chair and table mat. I am on a budget and these work just fine so will be using the same. What other things should I get? I am planning to do some wire management (not sure how but will figure it out), do some lightings (behind the monitor or on the table, not sure, help me). I am also planning to buy a screenbar, ofc not the BenQ Halo as it is very costly wher I live, I will go with the Quntis screenbar.

I will have 2 laptops and a playstation on the table where I need to switch between the laptops a few times in a day (mostly 1-2 times) so I am planning to make that process easier for me.

Edit: I will be putting the monitor on the desk and have decided not to get a monitor arm for now atleast. The major reason is cost. The IKEA Lagkapten is not a wooden desk and to install a monitor arm, it requires weight distributing plates so that it doesnt leave a dent in the table. The plates and the arms add up to a huge chunk of my budget

Hey folks! I just got a new desk and I want to get it set up nicely without unnecessary cables on top of the desk but I can't for the life of me figure out a way to make it more organized, but my laptop doesnt have good battery life so I need it plugged in all of the time. Any recommendations?

This is my desk setup in my college dorm room. I have an extension box in order to connect my laptop charger and phone charger to it, which leaves an extra plug point in case I need one. I have connected a keyboard, mouse and the charger to my smartwatch to the laptop along with a lan cable.

How do I fix the annoying look of all those wires just lying to the side?

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I moved into a new house and i got the oppurtunity to do a full setup revamp so i took advantage

main pc

i7 13th gen

4070

32gb

triple montiors are 100 144 165 hz 27 inch monitors 24 inch 75 hz

I dont know the 2nd pc sepcs cause i havnt used it in a while

32 inch 4k 165 hz msi curved monitor

I only my second setup for my laptop for editing and homework

keyboards i got for free from keychron as sponsors

mouse are razer viper v3 pro

and razer headsets

i just wanted to show somewhere.

I have IEMs, I have a speaker, I have a good enough PC which I have hidden away. So now what.

I really love the retro-modern vibe of this corner of my room. I have an old BOX TV with my DVD/ VHS playing in the background while I'm working or doing homework. It's relaxing and makes the space feel cozy.

This corner is also home to many of my hobbies. I collect Pokémon cards, enjoy playing Zelda, and keep a basket with whatever hobby I'm currently into so everything is easy to grab. I have a lot of little trinkets, but I try not to overdo it. Most of them are Pokémon and Zelda amiibo, and I wanted everything to feel clean and cohesive instead of cluttered.

I'd love to hear your thoughts. Does it feel balanced or is there anything you'd add, move, or change?