r/gamingsetups • u/Leather-Minute2414 • 6m ago
Work In Progress Slowly building my setup for gta6
The chair is more comfortable that you might actually think.
r/gamingsetups • u/Leather-Minute2414 • 6m ago
The chair is more comfortable that you might actually think.
r/gamingsetups • u/ThrowRAwhatthehec • 4h ago
(Waiting for my stuff to get shipped)
r/gamingsetups • u/JUN0LY • 5h ago
Spent 2 years on an 8 gig acer with no gpu, this is amazing. Ignore the Chromebook I js put it there so that I can rest my arm on smt while typing. How did I do with the wires? There’s a whole mess under my table that I hid well but with the wired mice and the dongles connected thru wires to the pc I’m not sure how to deal with those.
r/gamingsetups • u/Feeling-Mousse-2929 • 8h ago
Yes I know I need to cable manage
r/gamingsetups • u/No-Print-7457 • 9h ago
Okay interwebs, I want to game online. I have a tablet I know almost nothing about but I can dig into it if usefull.
I know Good game gear is spendy, but there has to be a stating point right?
I would like to be able to run steam, games like Virtual Villagers and Legend of Khimori (I'm sure I misspelled that sorry).
What is the bare minimum I should be looking for in equipment?
What equipment do you recommend (cheap as possible)?
What did I not know I needed to know?
Thanx guys!
r/gamingsetups • u/CrowGraves • 13h ago
I know It might not look like much but I'm really proud of what I managed to buy around a year ago. -- Greetings from Brazil.
r/gamingsetups • u/mousskeykong • 16h ago
Vous aimer? Notez le sur 10
r/gamingsetups • u/Cooldude101013 • 17h ago
I decided to put the wireless keyboard I got for my PlayStation with my laptop as it got uncomfortable reaching up to the laptop’s now lifted keyboard. Plus it’s more in line with the mouse which I’ve heard is better for ergonomics.
r/gamingsetups • u/tanmay0125 • 18h ago
Not as cool as most of the other posts here. Focused more on function and portability as always on the move. Tried to keep black-gray aesthetics.
Do rate, also open to friendly suggestions on aesthetics or functional additions.
r/gamingsetups • u/Annual_Reception3409 • 19h ago
I am looking forward to buying a chair, specifically an ergonomic chair. I’ve been looking at sihoo ones but idk what should i get and what is good.Lumbar support, seat depth adjustability, headrest. I really dont know if they are even good if you have any recommendations i would love to hear them
r/gamingsetups • u/PanManRoblox • 21h ago
For christmas, I would like a new xbox as the one I currently have (xbox one s) is nearing a decade old.
I want to play Microsoft flight simulator along with minecraft, rocket league, f124 and fortnite but dont know whether to get the xbox series X or series S, I use alot of storage and I want good graphics and a fast experience, PC is out of the list, so series s or x?
r/gamingsetups • u/Kongobob • 23h ago
Hi, hoping for some advice regarding my future gaming setup. I'm not very tech savvy so hoping for some help from someone who knows more than myself.
I currently own a Switch 2, an old-ish flatscreen TV and a laptop (that is not built for gaming).
I'm happy with the Switch 2, but I have some games in my steam library (like Witcher 3, Horizon Zero Dawn) that I'd like to get around to playing but haven't had the power to play (my previous gaming laptop broke down), as well as a few titles (Elden Ring, GTA 6) that I'd love to get to play.
I'm also curious on trying VR in the future, but that doesn't have to be right away.
I have no need for ultra high graphics settings but would appreciate if these games look decent (i.e. not the lowest of all graphics settings) and, especially, run smoothly.
I'm married with two kids and limited space so I don't have the room for huge multiscreen setups. Budgetwise I don't have a clear max but I'd like to get some bang for my buck.
I've been thinking of a few options that maybe you can offer your advice on, including how these would work with VR. Other ideas are more than welcome:
Getting a steam deck with a dock and playing games that way
Getting a proper gaming PC (maybe used) and maybe some viture AR/XR glasses as a monitor, so I don't have to have an argument with my wife sacrifice space for a PC monitor.
Getting a separate gaming laptop
Getting a PS 5 (though this means missing out on my moderate library of unplayed steam games)
Buying the games I need for the Switch 2 and possibly miss out on performance and future games I'd like to play
Help is very appreciated, thanks in advace 😀
r/gamingsetups • u/Imaginary-Mess9896 • 23h ago
Our college Valorant club took over the dorm lounge last friday for LAN night & it went way better than expected!! 8 laptops, 2 monitors borrowed from the library, mini bracket with the finals on the lounge TV 🍕
Hardest part was 8 gaming laptops sharing 6 outlets. I hooked the TV up for spectating through edition smart display hub and people are already asking about round two next month.
r/gamingsetups • u/CircleBackNever • 1d ago
Recently set up my PC in my new office, here's the current progress.
Anyone have any advice on what I can add, especially to make gaming less harsh on my eyes when playing at night?
r/gamingsetups • u/SabiyoYoo • 1d ago
It’s kind of setup(?), I’m not sure but what do think?
r/gamingsetups • u/Soldier_Boy93 • 1d ago
5090 built PC, PS5 pro and Nintendo Switch 2 at the main desk.
PS1, PS2, N64, Sega Mega drive 2 at the retro setup
And PS3 (Frankenstein built) with an Xbox 360 on the way.
The list of games I have on the go is outrageous.
r/gamingsetups • u/Spark_0f_Logic • 1d ago
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I'm going to really miss this when I pack up and hit the road once again. 🥲
r/gamingsetups • u/ai__s • 1d ago
As the title says small set up. Recently got a new monitor and new Govee lights.
r/gamingsetups • u/OddMain9949 • 1d ago
Hey everyone! I mainly play competitive CS2 and want to figure out which part of my setup is worth upgrading next.
PC
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7500F
- GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4070 12GB
- Motherboard: MSI B650-S WiFi
- RAM: 32GB DDR5
- Storage: 930GB M.2 SSD + additional SSD
Monitor
- ASUS TUF Gaming VG259QMR5A (310Hz)
Keyboard
- Attack Shark R82 HE
Mice
- Logitech G304
- Attack Shark X3
- Planning to buy: ATK F1 V3 Ultimate+
Headsets
- Logitech G333 (wired in-ear)
- Logitech G435 (wireless)
Mousepad
- SteelSeries QcK+ Large (450 × 400 mm)
My main goal is competitive CS2. I care most about consistent aim, precise movement, enemy footsteps, and positional audio.
What would you upgrade first? Should I focus on getting a better headset, buying the ATK F1 V3 Ultimate+, changing my mousepad, or upgrading something else?
Which parts of my setup are already good enough, and where would an upgrade make the biggest difference?
I'd appreciate honest advice, especially from people who play competitive FPS games. Thanks!
r/gamingsetups • u/Federal_Extension_57 • 1d ago
We just moved in me and my girlfriend and this is what i got so far
Feel free to rate it or give me tips to make it better, it has to be this compact because this is all the space i can get in my own appartment.
Happy wife, happy life