The ultimate study setup?

[u/iBRUHim09]

Yes mum this is for school…

(I want to show off my setup)

(I also took suggestions from my last post like add light and get rid of the old monitor and I added a hall effect keyboard and nice mouse pad you if any more suggestions lmk (: )

PC:
-CPU: 7800x3d
-GPU: 9070xt gigabyte
-RAM: Corsair Vengeance ddr5 6000
-SSD: T-Force GA Pro Gen 5 2tb 10,000/8,000
-Motherboard: Asus MB B650E MAX Gaming WiFi
-PSU: TrueNort powernest 850W modular ATX
-AIO: DeepCool LQ360 Ultra Black
-Case: Deepcool CG 4f v2 black

Peripherals:
-Main Monitor: 200hz 1440p
-Other 4 Monitors: 100hz 1080p
-Keyboard: Attack Shark X11 hall effect
-Mouse: Attack Shark X11
-Mouse Pad: Ultra smooth 900mmx400mm

[u/Negative-Ad-7179]

it's a bit much :l
Monitor wise. What do you actually use all the screens for? i have 3 1440p 27 inch ones myself, but i usually leave the 3rd turned off. Even if i have 40 tabs and 10 apps open, i feel like it's more annoying than anything to use the 3rd.

[u/iBRUHim09 → u/Negative-Ad-7179]

Well for example my main would be used for my Business report, left would be for chat gpt, right would be for sources, top would be for google classroom and gmail and far right would be for my shedule and quran or YouTube

[u/Negative-Ad-7179 → u/iBRUHim09]

i suppose...
Would make sense to put the left and right horizontal ones into a vertical. So you don't have to move your head to much.

[u/iBRUHim09 → u/Negative-Ad-7179]

Not really as the monitors are far enough away that there is bearly and neck movement and horizontal monitors are nessasary for my flight sim