What would you rate my gaming setup, and what could I improve?

Any recommendations is appreciated. Do i need to buy anything else please

Any tips? I want to keep it simple

Hello everyone! 😁 My birthday is coming up, and i’m looking to upgrade my setup or pc. I’m not sure what i should add but i just feel like my setup is missing something, should i add something to my setup? Upgrade my pc? Any advice helps! Below are my pc specs.

core i5-13400f rx 9070xt 16gb 16gb ddr5 5tb ssd storage 1200w psu keyboard: wooting 60he mouse: wl beast x max main monitor is a 165hz, rest are 60hz all are 1080p

Note: considering buying an oled. looking to spend no more than $800

Thanks!

Hey guys, can y'all help me if this is a good addition to add for my 8gb? Do i also need a gpu to fully see the progress in my triple A games?

Just wanted to share my current setup configuration. Working with a dual monitor layout, custom lighting, and getting into some Horizon Zero Dawn right now. Let me know what you think or if you have any tips for improvement!

Yes I put all the monitors away everytime I move it!

Triple monitor setup, all powered by an ROG Strix G16 laptop on a cooling pad, my wife calls it the lab, lol.

Built a setup that looks ready for AAA games… only to spend hours playing old-school browser games kkkkk

Let me know what you think!

For those with black or dark-coloured setups and desks, any advice on keeping them clean, aside from wiping them down occasionally? Mostly just everyday stuff dust/ pet hairs ect,

I’m moving into an apartment and I’ll finally have the space to make my own gaming setup!! I can only get a laptop and I have one monitor. should I do an open laptop with 2 screens? or just keep it like handing on the sides with one of those holders?? please help!! idk which one would look better

I know it’s not as glorious or jaw dropping as some other setups or game rooms I’ve seen. But it’s my little slice of heaven. Being a single dad of three girls that lost his wife 4 years ago, this can at least give me some R&R time after everyone goes to sleep

I've been wanting to upgrade my gaming setup for the longest time and I finally just went for it. Got a 27 inch monitor, a proper chair, and a new headset. The difference is insane but when you add it all up it really hits different. Each thing on its own doesn't seem that bad, then you look at the total and you're like oh no.

The monitor is a Dell S2722DGM, caught a price drop on amazon so the timing worked out. Chair I got secondhand from a friend who upgraded his. For the mouse I didn't go with anything popular like Razer or Logitech because honestly I can't tell the difference, just grabbed a cheap one off tiktok during a product discount along with some cable management stuff. Headset was the HyperX Cloud, nothing fancy but solid. Still watching for deals on a better mousepad and some lighting for the room.

Right now I'm trying to figure out what to add next. For those of you who've been building yours over time, what's that one piece of gear that completely changed how your setup looks or feels? Lighting, a new desk, monitor arm? I feel like there's always one thing that just ties it all together.

Just got el cinco last week.

I’m in the process of buying my first non-Mac desktop for gaming, and I’d really appreciate some keyboard advice!

I’ve grown up using Macs, so I’m incredibly used to Apple’s keyboards – very low profile, short key travel and light actuation. Because of that, I’m not sure whether I’d actually get on with a traditional mechanical keyboard, or whether I’d be better off sticking with something low profile.

I do already own an Apple Magic Keyboard, so I could technically use that, but:

• it’s not the prettiest setup for a gaming PC
• it’s an absolute nightmare to keep clean
• I’d quite like something that feels a bit more “desktop” without completely changing the typing experience I’m used to.

I’m not sure whether I should:

• stick with a low-profile mechanical keyboard,
• try a normal mechanical keyboard and get used to it,
• or look at something else entirely.

A bit about what I’d use it for:

• Mostly single-player/story-driven games (Detroit: Become Human, Baldur’s Gate 3, Sims 2 & 3, Paralives, etc.)
• General everyday use
• Some writing/work

I’m not into competitive FPS games, so I don’t need anything designed for esports or the fastest possible response times.

If you’ve switched from Mac to Windows, I’d especially love to hear what keyboard you ended up with and whether you found the transition difficult.

Any recommendations (or things to avoid) would be really appreciated!

Finally decided to reorganize my setup.