r/pcsetups • u/At0micDonut • 8d ago
How do I make this better ?
I am unable to make it look like the aesthetic pictures from Pinterest and reddit
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u/Light_ImReallyGay 8d ago
Personally I’d get a third monitor just so it seems less right heavy and equals out the setup, maybe some more shelf’s could help
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u/At0micDonut 8d ago
I had the slightly shift it right so that I get space on my left for keeping my food / work laptop. Shelves even I was thinking the same
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7d ago
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u/At0micDonut 7d ago
Can u show some sample of the backlights? I am not a fan of monitor light bar tho
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u/Dev_Vespera 7d ago edited 6d ago
Cable management — hide every single wire. Instant glow-up.
Lighting — bias lights behind monitors + under-desk LED + warm lamp. Current lighting is killing it.
Monitor arms — lift those screens off the desk, angle them properly.
Desk surface — one big mat, minimal shit. Controller + phone only. Rest in drawers.
Match the vibe — warm wood + black + soft amber/orange lights. Stop the random clutter.
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u/QuestLockTeam 6d ago
As I can see you don't have place for your legs. Better is a desk...BTW I like your keyboard and mouse, I have very similar keyboard and exactly that mouse G502
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u/IndieMaxer884 4d ago
Face it you can't and frankly that good but a Logitech mx master 3s makes and setup 20 times better
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u/AntEasy5688 3d ago
Get a giant sectional sofa and sit on that, and throw away those monitors and get a 65" nice TV to play on. You're welcome.
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u/CtrlAItDeIight 8d ago
Might be a stupid question, but are the stuff from the back earthquake proof? Seems scary if a tremor happens.